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November 16, 2020April 16, 2021 Neiha S. Lasharie 1418 Views 0 Comment Before The Journey, Coping and Thriving, Destinations, Family, Haiti, Livelihoods, mexico, Money and Finance
Fleeing violence, a Haitian starts a successful business in Tijuana
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Visual Journeys

  • Visual Journeys of Refugees Around the World
  • The Story of Precious
  • A Shot of Whiskey
  • Ahmed’s Journey from Syria to Turkey via Lebanon and Egypt
  • A Woman’s Journey of Worry
  • “Worth the 500-Mile Walk”
  • Gurrehmat’s Journey
  • Fears in the Darién Gap – the Jungle Between Colombia and Panama
  • Crossing the Zagros Mountains between Iran and Turkey
  • Danger, Death and Salvation in the Mediterranean
  • Crossing into Sudan
  • Hiding Places for Cash Along the Journey
  • Funding the Journey
  • Archetypes of Escape #1: “I was in extreme danger where I was (or my family was)”
  • Archetypes of Escape #2: “I felt compelled to escape grinding poverty and exploitation”
  • Archetypes of Escape #3: “I want my family to thrive”
  • Archetypes of Escape #4: “I would like to reunite with my family”
  • Archetypes of Escape #5: “I want to see the world. Journeying is a rite of passage.”
  • Archetypes of Escape #6: “I would be shamed if I did not go”
  • Bob, a Nigerian Man Leaves Turkey for Greece in an Inflatable Boat
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