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A graduation day dream: teaching in Afghanistan

Hadya Abdul Satar in the Afghan capital, Kabul, last summer. Hadya hopes to find a teaching job in Afghanistan — her family's home country — after she graduates from the University of Richmond.

Photo courtesy of Hadya Abdul Satar

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A second chance to learn in Congo

An estimated 31 percent of school-age children have never set foot in a classroom in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The IRC has been actively working to support increased enrollment and attendance by building and renovating school infrastructure, training teachers and subsidizing school fees for impoverished students. The IRC is committed to giving boys and girls, as well as illiterate men and women, a second chance.

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Language barrier is a daily struggle for refugees in Tucson

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Language barrier is a daily struggle for refugees in Tucson
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March 3, 2013
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Arizona Daily Star
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Tucson and Arizona are both welcoming to new arrivals, but even so, something as basic as using the library or going to a doctor can be tough when Maay Maay or Nepalese is your first language.

Photo Share: Studying for exams, Congo

Photo: Sinziana Demian/IRC

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A dream of learning comes true

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On the streets of Bangkok

Migrant children shell mussels on the docks of Bangkok from dawn to dusk to make a living. 

Photo: Emily Holland

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In the New York Times: Rescue Gifts "change lives"

Photo: Peter Biro/IRC

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From child soldier to teacher: Ador's story

Children stop to play on their way home from school in Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp. 

Photo: Joanne Offer/IRC

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Photo: Engaging Palestinian students, West Bank

Photo: Ned Colt/IRC

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IRC to repair health clinics and schools in violence-wracked North Kivu

An estimated 140,000 people have been displaced by the fighting in and around the city of Goma.

Photo: Sinziana Demian/IRC

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