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[Video] Visit a train station-turned-refugee center with me

[Video] Visit a train station-turned-refugee center with me

With so many refugees fleeing Ukraine, neighboring countries like Hungary, Romania, and Poland have had to get creative. Seminaries and shopping malls have transformed into refugee centers, churches have been converted into clothing banks, and individuals have even...
[VIDEO] Life won’t go back to normal for this mother and daughter

[VIDEO] Life won’t go back to normal for this mother and daughter

​Ivanka and Emilia’s lives will never go back to how they were. Even if they can return home someday, the trauma they’ve endured has already changed them forever. When Russia began bombing their hometown of Kyiv on Feb. 24, they didn’t waste a moment. Ivanka told her...
Afghanistan soon to be ‘world’s worst humanitarian crisis’

Afghanistan soon to be ‘world’s worst humanitarian crisis’

“Afghanistan is facing a brutal winter and is likely to be the world’s worst humanitarian crisis within months.” — World Food Programme That’s the latest report on Afghanistan, a country that’s been gripped by violence since the Taliban takeover in August. Displaced...
From the Field: Surviving winter as a child refugee

From the Field: Surviving winter as a child refugee

The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan last summer displaced thousands of families. But it’s only the most recent in a series of conflicts that have driven people in the Middle East from their homes. In fact, people like Heba, a Syrian girl with special needs, have been...
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