The Dreams of Stateless Youth

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Witnessed: 1010 times

Regions: Bangladesh

Issues: Refugees

In this episode of DdTv venture back with us to January 2008 to see the origins of Digital Democracy's digital photography program Project Einstein. Digital Democracy Co-Directors Mark Belinsky and Emily Jacobi spend several days in Kutupalong refugee camp in Southern Bangladesh, home to thousands of Rohingya refugees from Burma. Stateless, the Rohingya, a muslim ethnic group from western Burma have fled to Bangladesh to escape the human rights violations they've suffered in Burma, where they are also denied citizenship.
In the camp, Mark and Emily train a group of youth ages 9-14 in digital photography skills, enabling the kids to explore where in their lives they encounter such universal themes as peace, happiness, the disabled and sadness. See their photographs, listen to them as they reveal their dreams, their hopes for the future, and become the inspiration behind the creation of Project Einstein.

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