Anesa Kajtazovic writes that her experience coming from Bosnia to Iowa at age 10 prompted her to write a children's book.

Teaching material has been provided alongside the book which sets out classroom activities including having children write to MPs to express how much refugees “enrich our countries”.

Children are naturally curious, asking big questions as they try to make sense of the world. By exposing them to refugee stories, we nurture their innate empathy, resilience, and cultural awareness.

Discover the best children's picture books, chapter books, and middle grade books about immigration, refugees, migration, migrant work, deportation, poverty, and culture. I hope this list is helpful.

The initiative is aimed at young refugees in Greater Manchester who have missed out on formal schooling due to displacement ...

Second, many Syrian refugee families live in overcrowded and often basic conditions. In Lebanon, more than 1 million Syrian refugees are scattered throughout more than 2,100 urban and rural ...

Teachers work to provide peace and stability in the lives of their refugee students at the School of Ukrainian Language and Culture in Warren.

The kids aren’t students there, but rather participants of Cville Tulips, a community engagement project that provides art, English and health classes for refugee women and children in the ...