 Clare Morneau is a 17-year-old author and speaker who lives in Toronto and is committed to working for real change. As a student at Havergal College, she founded the Kakuma Toronto Girls Education Partnership. This illuminating book is a compilation of letters of hardship and hope from the girls in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya to girls at a high school in Canada. The Kakuma girls have incredible hopes and dreams for their future. They are fighting for their education and will do anything to go to university. They dream of becoming doctors, engineers, pilots, or journalists and improving their families’ lives. The book includes beautiful photographs, maps, a chronology, a glossary, and a list of ways to get involved. mjw |
| Title: Kakuma Girls: Sharing Stories Of Hardship And Hope From Kakuma Refugee Camp Author: Clare Morneau and contributors Publisher: Barlow Books, Toronto Copyright: 2016 Original Language: English ISBN: 978-1-988025-14-8 Hardcover pages: 184 Age range: 12 up Genre: Nonfiction, Information Book Book setting: Kenya Author’s ethnicity: Canadian Author’s residence: Toronto Subjects: Refugee children. Refugees, Sudan, Women |
Kakuma Girls: Sharing Stories Of Hardship And Hope From Kakuma Refugee Camp
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