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Wait, wait, little one: learning to connect through a story of survival

  • When I turned 10 on March 12, 2011, we had been living in Homs for about four months. The atmosphere was shifting in Syria.
FeatureBY ABU BAKR AL RABEEAH, WINNIE YEUNG | May 8, 2019
Residents trickle back into a neighbourhood in Homs, Syria, in March 2019—the city in which Abu Bakr al Rabeeah lived before coming to Canada as a refugee. Photograph courtesy of UNHCR/Christopher Reardon

Wait, wait, little one: learning to connect through a story of survival

FeatureBY ABU BAKR AL RABEEAH, WINNIE YEUNG | May 8, 2019
  • When I turned 10 on March 12, 2011, we had been living in Homs for about four months. The atmosphere was shifting in Syria.

Wait, wait, little one: learning to connect through a story of survival

FeatureBY ABU BAKR AL RABEEAH, WINNIE YEUNG | May 8, 2019
  • When I turned 10 on March 12, 2011, we had been living in Homs for about four months. The atmosphere was shifting in Syria.
Residents trickle back into a neighbourhood in Homs, Syria, in March 2019—the city in which Abu Bakr al Rabeeah lived before coming to Canada as a refugee. Photograph courtesy of UNHCR/Christopher Reardon
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