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“I have learned to feel lucky and appreciate everything I have in my life. When I see how happy people can be from the limited resources they have, when I hear children laugh and I walk towards them

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A Tale of Courage in the Face of Injustice An interview by Vera from Voice and View with Rosanna Wijngaards, co-founder of Everyday Refugees Foundatio

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Children all over the world share the same thing in common, no matter where they are or wherever they are from, the seek fun, joy and happiness. Here are few images of Afghan, Syrian and Pakistani

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"Everyday Refugees Foundation, che si occupa di sensibilizzare le persone di tutto il mondo sulla vita dei migranti e di aiutarli a stabilirsi nei paesi in cui vengono accolti in vari

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"They were tucked into wallets and wrapped in plastic bags. There were stacks of headshots and finger-nail sized portraits cropped for safekeeping. The pictures showed weddings, family vacations, and

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Although he has produced images that speak to the suffering, despair, and pain of displaced people, he has also sought to change the narrative. “Wherever there is a war, there is life right next to

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After fleeing war and hardship at home, unaccompanied young refugees are stuck in Serbia, dreaming of a Europe that doesn’t want them by Muhammed Muheisen, National Geographic.

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“Nobody leaves their home unless they’re forced to leave their home, and that’s what I try to show in my images.” Muhammed Muheisen in an interview with Global Citizen. “I like to portray

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Years passed her by and nothing changed in her life, the young girl whose family fled their war-torn country and took refuge in neighboring Jordan. Zahra Mahmoud is a young refugee girl from De

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Zahra from Syria and Mariella from Germany have never met in person yet, they have something special in common even though they do not speak the same language or live in the same country. How did that

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Shortly after arriving on a dinghy from a deadly journey across the Aegean Sea. While waiting with others in hopes to board a train and continue her journey. While carrying her child as sh

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Through the eyes of five female photographers from National Geographic, whom recently took over our Instagram feed and shared with us the moving stories behind some of their images showing

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This week, from the 24th until the 28th of August 2019, we will be taking over the Instagram feed of 

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On World Refugee Day, observed on June 20 each year and dedicated to raising awareness of the plight of refugees throughout the world. On this day and on every other day, let us all remember that b

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