In places like Kakuma, limitations on mobility don’t just limit employment or education, but it silently erodes hope and potential. This video explores what freedom of movement truly means through the voices of refugees, psychologists, and advocates.
By Lich Gatkoi Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya is one of Africa’s largest refugee settlements, home to over 300,000 people fleeing conflict and persecution. Amid the hardship, many refugees are working hard to rebuild… Read More »Trapped Potential: Refugee Traders Strive for Dignity and Self-Reliance