Hi John,
Violence has followed Adnan* for his entire life.
Before the former Syrian government fell in December, his family fled to a schoolyard-turned-shelter. When it rains, cold water seeps into their tent. During winter, icy wind cuts through its seams.
“We wake up to nothing,” 13-year-old Adnan says solemnly. “No breakfast, no games, no place to call our own.”
But there’s one thing he longs for most. “When I saw this school,” Adnan confides, “I cried because it reminded me of the one I lost.”
2.4 million kids like him have been robbed of their education. As renewed fighting escalates and humanitarian needs skyrocket, their futures slip further away.
John, a humanitarian crisis is ravaging Syria. On this grim anniversary, will you speak up for children?