Updated: Jul 31, 2020
Because there can be sensitive issues involved in refugee families and their resettlement, some photos may not show their faces unless I have been given permission or the photos are taken at a public event. For situations in which we cannot take photos, I will paint pictures with words and share my experience through my blog posts. I hope you will enjoy reading them!
A speech by Karl Paulnack about the importance of the arts was recently shared with me, and I think it is absolutely essential for everyone to take just a few minutes to hear what he had to say. I wil
After being forced to flee his home country of Congo, Eric Museveni sought refuge in Kenya where he was able to find a stable job in construction and build a new life in his host country. He quickly r
In the largest refugee settlement in the world (located in Bangladesh), Rohingyan asylum seekers are spreading joy and finding hope in all forms of art. The New York Times published an article last mo
