Kathryn Mahoney?

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 22/10/2021

Reminder: refugees are people who are forced to flee their homes and countries because of violence or persecution. It's an atrocity when they are met with further violence and even death in a country of asylum. https://t.co/vOiuCkt4Kp

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 22/10/2021

RT @RefugeesMedia: UNHCR appeals for urgent action to end stalemate on Belarus-EU border. Eight deaths have now been reported in the border…

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 21/10/2021

RT @Pauline_Eluere: Wow! 🥰 The mom of James, 10 year old winner of our #WithRefugees contest, has put the football that he has designed int…

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 19/10/2021

RT @Lorey: Know good creative content when you see it? Want to use those skills to help those forced to flee? Your dream job awaits. Appl…

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 19/10/2021

"The country is on the front line of the climate emergency, where the people are the collateral damage of a battle they did not pick." Strong words today from Arafat Jamal @jhamal4, our UNHCR @refugees Rep in South Sudan. https://t.co/kf5ypCRnph

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 19/10/2021

No region is immune to the climate crisis. But its impacts are profoundly felt in South Sudan and across East Africa. We must take urgent action -- these devastating floods will continue as the climate crisis intensifies. https://t.co/P2D83H8fmg

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 19/10/2021

RT @scoop_reardon: 🚨My last job could be your next one! Put your creativity and editorial skills to work amplifying the voices of people f…

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 16/10/2021

But tomorrow I’ll prepare her for the unjust reality of our broken world. I’ll find the words to tell my daughter in an age-appropriate way that we live in a country where gun violence is an epidemic.

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 16/10/2021

Now I weep in the rocking chair in her room, the one in which I’ve held her since she was born, while she sleeps in her bed.

Kathryn Mahoney📸

@MissMahoo - 16/10/2021

She then asked me, “mama, what’s a lock down for?” And I didn’t have the words. I fought back my sobs. I wasn’t ready, I wasn’t prepared to tell my oldest, my five-year-old, what it’s for.