UN’s First-Ever World Humanitarian Summit: An Opportunity to Stand Together
Before last October, I hadn’t even heard of Rigonce, Slovenia. For that matter, most of the world had never heard of Rigonce, a small town of 176 residents. But when 170,000 refugees arrived in just over 45 days, Rigonce became the latest front in the continuing refugee crisis. It was a nine-second video on Instagram, showing thousands of weary refugees walking in unison through Slovenian fields, that triggered me to act. Aside from simply being a part […]
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