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On World Refugee Day, a global campaign highlighted the voices of displaced youth advocating for education and rights. Stories of young leaders inspired action worldwide.

In January 2025, a new initiative by UNICEF introduced solar-powered digital learning hubs in South Sudanese refugee camps. These hubs provide displaced children with access to educational content, even in the absence of traditional classrooms. The initiative is expected to reach over 50,000 children this year. This exemplifies the transformative power of technology in education.

Refugee camps in Lebanon organized cultural festivities, bringing joy to children and families. The celebrations emphasized the resilience of displaced communities in maintaining traditions.

Winterization efforts provided blankets and clothing for displaced families, saving lives in freezing temperatures. Stories from aid workers highlighted the importance of these interventions.

Refugee children partnered with local schools to create a mural symbolizing unity. The project bridged cultural gaps and fostered friendships within the com

UNICEF reported that over 5 million displaced children gained access to education in 2024. This milestone reflects the success of coordinated global efforts.

A soccer tournament brought together displaced children, fostering unity and joy. The tournament showcased the power of sports in healing and building community.

Advocacy groups shed light on the plight of stateless children born in displacement. The story of a 5-year-old born in a Rohingya camp emphasized the need for legal reforms to grant citizenship.

Refugee children shared their experiences and advocated for their rights at a youth summit in Geneva. The courage of young speakers inspired global leaders to prioritize child welfare.