refugee
— It was a certain Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was cool like ice. Wind was blowing slowly. Birds were singing in the sky. It was also a nice and calm afternoon....
— To conduct an ethnographic interview, students were instructed to do the following: Choose someone who is a part of your everyday life to interview about an aspect of their experience...
— I woke up in the beautiful morning. I thanked God and took shower then got dressed to go to the market. I saw a family. In that family there were...
— Here I am; standing in the middle of our beautiful market called New Congo. Business is running smoothly where people are selling and others are buying. There is much noise...
— In Nakivale, between basecamp and Kitiaza, nestled between rolling hills and verdant fields, there lies a water point that serves as the lifeline for the women of this tight-knit community....
— It was a certain beautiful afternoon. I was in our garden harvesting maize. Our garden is situated in a swamp called Rhaga. Rhaga is a swamp situated in Nakivale where...
— This piece of writing is designed to prompt students to practice the writing fundamental to “show and not tell.” We all love a good character—someone who is complex yet relatable,...
— Once upon a time, from a wounded land My family was pushed to leave our homeland I was asked to pluck, all my courage in one bag Will we ever...
— What does this really mean? Guys why life is like this? I love my friends Those who accepted me the way I am and couldn’t judge my weakness but instead...
— We all believe in one God. But under different ways Under different names With the different stories and beliefs which connects us all to that one God The difference proves...