Chris Reardon
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 11/05/2018
"Refugees can indeed be of great benefit to cities and their residents—they just need to be given a chance." @aislinglo looks at how cities can help motivated, entrepreneurial newcomers integrate and thrive. https://t.co/oTWRXiRIpa
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 03/05/2018
Stateless. Orphaned. Forced to flee. Still in their teens, 4 Rohingya sisters find help and hope at Kutupalong refugee settlement in Bangladesh—by @timejgaynor https://t.co/iStZFMUOOt
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 03/05/2018
Mothers are starving themselves to feed their children in Yemen—and it may not be enough to save them. A harrowing account by @mokhbersahafi ht @RulaAmin https://t.co/z1pk8AlZpY
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 01/05/2018
“Of all my responsibilities as a writer and as a human being, I felt most deeply my responsibility not to look away from that suffering. But I also felt it was important to include the small joys + creative acts…”—@JenniferZeynab on writing about refugees https://t.co/pGHtRGBeSc
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 01/05/2018
Governments alone can't solve the global refugee crisis. @Frank_Giustra looks at why businesses and individuals should join efforts like the Global Refugee Sponsorship Initiative: https://t.co/xE5JwlSrSf ?A Canadian sponsor visits the Syrian family she helped resettle.?? https://t.co/4Cg62cP4KY
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 01/05/2018
?? This is a stellar piece of storytelling by @upyorkshire + @AliceGrenie—and a powerful statement about the suffering of Yemen’s children and their families. https://t.co/ozSJNsuxPl
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 01/05/2018
I've watched @TEDTalks and @TEDx events all over the world, but this is truly inspiring! The first-ever TEDx event hosted in a refugee camp—with and for refugees. https://t.co/ECh7GMHPEl
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 01/05/2018
“Forced or premature returns will not provide a sustainable solution, and only serve to put the lives of the Rohingya back in danger.” @PreetKGillMP on why refugee returns must be safe, voluntary, dignified + in line with international standards. https://t.co/IN6yx0riJq
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Chris Reardon
@scoop_reardon - 30/04/2018
☕️@734Coffee founder Manyang Kher says the name signifies a place of refuge. ?7˚N 34˚E are the geographical coordinates for Gambela, Ethiopia, where he found safety as a child before being resettled to the USA. ?80% of profits go to refugee education. https://t.co/VZEj434TTK
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