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JOURNEYS TO SCHOOL

An unprecedented photo report dedicated to children around the world

Djibo, Burkina Faso

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT

  • Djibo, Burkina Faso

    Refugees are often displaced to poor countries where educational opportunities are limited and often out of reach. Fifteen-year-old Nafisa Walet Sidi (right) and her family fled violence in their native Timbuktu in February 2012. They now live in Mentao refugee camp near the Malian border where Nafisa goes to primary school. However, she may not be able to pursue her educational aspirations.

    Photographer: Holly PICKETT