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Rohingya Reunions

Yesterday you shared a meal with your family. You gathered everyone together for a family photo. That was the last family photo you would ever take.
Today, you’re on the run.
Your family is forced to flee. By boat, by car, by foot, by any means necessary. Everyone is set on a different path with an unknown future.  And suddenly your family tree has now been scattered across 3 continents, 4 countries, and 5 cities.
The only thing you carry is that photo – the last family photo you would ever take.
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Rohingya Reunions is an ongoing project documenting the stories of the families who inspired us from the beginning. Spearheaded by photographer Hailey Sadler and storyteller Sophie Danielson, the stories will be displayed in a photo exhibition to highlight the Rohingya diaspora and the power of family.

Rohingya Reunions

The Help of a Stranger | "It’s hard to know when or how that help will come…in my case, the help I needed was a message from a complete stranger on Instagram."

Rohingya Reunions

Every Second of the Day | "I met Roshida’s entire family over the phone. I attended Rohingya weddings over the phone. I attended Rohingya funerals over the phone. My journey with her family all began over the phone."

Rohingya Reunions

Preserving History | "A nation’s history is not full of roses and butterflies. No country has a history like that. Humanity is flawed. There is war, suffering, and pain."

Rohingya Reunions

Every Second of the Day | "I met Roshida’s entire family over the phone. I attended Rohingya weddings over the phone. I attended Rohingya funerals over the phone. My journey with her family all began over the phone."

Rohingya Reunions

Why the Cartoons? | "Everyone likes cartoons, especially the ones that look like them. It’s a good thing I’ve got a lot of cartoons – and stories – to share."

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