From Forced Migration to Forced Isolation
As a child, I used to believe that people only leave their home country, along with their family, belongings, and…
As a child, I used to believe that people only leave their home country, along with their family, belongings, and…
After I graduated from college and went on to finish my BA in Social Work, I was sure I wanted…
In the constant rush of life, it’s easy to lose touch with ourselves.But life has a way of making us…
From the very beginning of our lives, we search for and gather pieces of information to understand our identity—who we…
I never truly reflected on my relationship with food—or how deeply it has shaped my life—until recently. I’m not exactly…
War and hardship have taught me—and continue to remind me—that there is an innate strength within each of us. When…
June 10, 2009 The day I officially became a “displaced person,” a “new arrival,” a “resettled refugee.” The labels vary,…
I have never understood the way refugees and displaced individuals are often spoken about—as if they are perpetual outsiders, as…