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Noor and Aziz are Rohingya Muppets who will feature in educational programming that will be shown in refugee camps. By Hannah Beech   Below is an excerpt of a piece originally published by The New York Times. Six-year-old twins Noor and Aziz live in the largest refugee camp in the world. They are Rohingya Muslims...

Most of the children inside the world’s largest refugee camp have never watched TV. By Christine Romo, Cynthia McFadden and Rich Schapiro   Below is en excerpt of a story originally run on NBC News. Click here to view the full piece and watch the segment. A grandmother named Merula has been living at the...

Watch how these Rohingya twins bring playful learning to the world’s largest refugee camp  Noor and Aziz are 6-year-old Rohingya twins living in a refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. They enjoy learning through play, creating stories, and spending time with their family and friends. As part of Sesame Workshop and BRAC’s Play to...

BRAC has over 30 years of experience providing educational opportunities to children of marginalized communities. In Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, we aim to expand and strengthen immediate access to equitable learning opportunities for children and young people affected by the crisis in the Rohingya refugee settlements and host communities. 

If we have to prioritize one thing after a difficult year, let it be a stronger focus on girls. By Asif Saleh   This piece was originally published here in The New Humanitarian. It has been reposted below. No one comes out of a crisis without being changed in some way, and this pandemic is...