7/20/17
The Weight of Water in Kenya's Dadaab Refugee Camp
Men used to approach Hado Abdi Gedi full of anger, sometimes calling her names. Why? Because Hado works. More specifically, because Hado is doing a job that has always been...
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7/18/17
A day in the life of a CARE midwife in Uganda
Uganda hosts one of the largest refugee populations in the world. Of the 1.2 million refugees in Uganda, 900,000 are South Sudanese.
7/6/17
Fleeing the threat of famine in South Sudan
What do you do when faced with the threat of starvation — stay put hoping the situation will improve? Or walk in search of safety and a stable food source? This is the...
7/6/17
Somalia’s vicious cycle of drought and death
“This is the worst drought I’ve ever experienced in my entire lifetime”, says 50-year-old Asha, who left her home three months ago. Back in her village in Wadamagoo up in the...
6/28/17
The faces of Yemen’s cholera outbreak: 12-year-old Bushra Abdullah
Bushra Abdullah and her family came to Hajja city, Yemen in search of a better life after being displaced from their home in Alwasha district due to the country’s conflict....
6/28/17
The faces of Yemen’s cholera outbreak: 7-month-old Hatem Hayel
Seven-month-old Hatem waits to have the tube from the rehydration kit used to treat him for cholera removed. His little hand cannot take it any more. But the hospital where...