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Refugee Women

Updated: Mar 15, 2022

Women make up 50% of the refugee population. Often, they arrive alone or as the only surviving parent to their children. Today, we are featuring some newly arrived refugee women from Afghanistan.



"I left to ensure my children had the opportunity to go to school."


"I want my daughters to have an education."

"We left for safety and opportunity"


We are continually inspired by the bravery, resilience and strength these women, and women like them, have. Throughout the years, our organization has witness the success these individuals and their children have accomplished, and we are grateful for a front row seat to cheer them on.


Images shot by Azin Ghaffari.

 
 

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