"That’s a memory that I have etched in my mind that repeats itself all the time, every night."

Ese es un recuerdo que tengo grabado en la cabeza y que se repite todo el tiempo, todas las noches.

"The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan reminds me and my generation of the dark days of the 90s."

"The current narrative significantly understates the magnitude of the crisis that has already unfolded and the crisis that looms."

"Dignified language and narrative is the least we can do to honor those currently living as refugees."

"I’m not sure if we kept a key, but we locked the door."

"Sometimes I feel sad about the way people treat refugees, but some people are very nice to us"

Read the story of Aman* The Brave, an incredible young Palestinian male as he describes what is at stake for displaced individuals in the EU

A refugee himself, Hassan has been working with refugees to change the narrative, urging us to not judge a book by its cover.

Kayra Martinez and her journey starting Love Without Borders celebrating creative, artistic expressions of thousands of displaced artists

Read about NHS physician Affy as she describes conditions for displaced populations, and how we can shift our perspectives for justice

Follow the personal account of Azfaar* the Peacemaker who demonstrates the need for peace building and coming together as a global community

"I started to forget what the moon looks like."

"...And do not forget the hardest decision crossing the Mediterranean, you might die crossing with this boat."

"The revolution helped us all to figure out who we really are."

“They still have hope. I have learned a lot from that. It touches you.”

"If you are reading, make your message heard even if it is just one person in front of you. Every voice is important to share."

"We need to find a balance between offering support and realizing refugee communities want to be active agents in their future."

"They taught me an important lesson: home is what we make it."

“If you focus on the positive, you will see people smiling. The way you see things, will be how things will happen.”