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Refugee children in Greece attempting suicide

Refugee children in Greece attempting suicide

When refugees flooded into Greece in 2015 and 2016, it was as if the entire population of Delaware moved into this struggling coastal nation. The country was already struggling economically and wasn’t equipped to handle the influx of people. Refugees in Greek camps...
Let us not forget …

Let us not forget …

One topic in today’s media that needs no introduction is the global refugee crisis. The need is so great that it can be overwhelming to many of us. Even the most watchful eyes can become blind to noticing the eyes staring back at us in refugees’ photos. Our compassion...
What’s missing from this picture?

What’s missing from this picture?

When you were a child, did you ever play the game where you try to guess what is missing from a picture? Maybe you called it “Spot the difference.” In this game, there are two pictures: one normal picture, and a second picture that looks similar but is missing several...
Hurricane Florence victims need you … will you respond?

Hurricane Florence victims need you … will you respond?

Hurricane Florence is projected to slam into the Carolinas with devastating force. Storm surges at the coast along with torrential downpours are expected to cause massive flooding. Numerous people have already been evacuated, and authorities are warning people to...
7 things you should know about the refugee crisis

7 things you should know about the refugee crisis

The last time the world experienced a refugee crisis the size of the one happening today, it was the middle of World War II. Most of us weren’t even born yet, and those of us who were alive were probably kids. So, it’s understandable if you have questions about the...
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