Stop Genocide NowAli, camp manager from CARE International showed us refugee life around camp Mile: children making toys from mud, men learning to sew, marketplace, blacksmith. Interview with a Sudanese family.
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Women with their Children 6:01 pm Right away on entering Mile, I noticed that women are the energy that powers the camp. Women, with their children, gather water and dig up dirt to create mud bricks. They carry these bricks to their tents and then build walls that become rooms and spaces for their families […]