Ep86 - Côme Nzibarega & Augustine Wiah | What It Means to Be Displaced
April 7, 2020
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Episode 86 · April 7, 2020
Ep86 - Côme Nzibarega & Augustine Wiah | What It Means to Be Displaced
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Ep86 - Côme Nzibarega & Augustine Wiah | What It Means to Be Displaced
Summary
<p>There are currently 70.8 million displaced people, a number larger than the entire population of Thailand. 1 in every 110 people globally is either an asylum-seeker, internally displaced, or a refugee. In 2018, 25 new people were forced to flee every minute. This talk aims to broaden our perspective of refugee camps and refugee experiences.</p> <p>This conversation between Côme Nzibarega, who spent 6 years as a refugee, and Augustine Wiah, who spent 13 years as a refugee, provides a glimpse of day-to-day life in refugee camps and champions an appreciation of the indomitable spirit of displaced people seeking freedom.</p> <p dir="ltr">Visit <a href="https://youtu.be/WgYtB7YREeQ">YouTube.com/TalksatGoogle</a> to watch the video.</p> <p> </p>
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