Listening Makes all the Difference
“As you can see we need food. We face malnutrition. We need food and education. Please continue this program and bring it to all our children.” – Mother Little Ripples student in refugee camp Mile, eastern Chad
Sara-Christine Dallain
Always, Often, Sometimes
“How often do you go to sleep at night hungry?”
Returning to Camps Kounoungou and Mile, Chad
For the Little Ripples team in camps Kounoungou and Mile, the Little Ripples teacher training will be their third in a series of three, designed to gradually equip and prepare them with the knowledge, skills, confidence, and experience to lead and sustain Little Ripples in their community, as well as scale the program and become the trainers of early childhood education teachers.
Life on the Airstrip: The Refugees of Polykastro Camp
“The system is completely set-up to be as dehumanizing as possible.”
Zara Carries the Weight of the World on Her Shoulders
Yesterday, our friends at Second Tree organization in Ioannina, Greece invited us to spend time with an Afghan refugee family