My name is Falmata Ali from northeast Nigeria. I am fighting for my children to grow up.
Dana's story: We all want the best for our children
Published:
4 January 2017
By:
CARE
The story of a Syrian refugee family as told to CARE and PositiveNegatives
This comic strip was illustrated by Rob Davis and produced by PositiveNegatives, a non-profit organisation which produces literary comics about contemporary social and human rights issues. The story is based on an interview with Dana (not her real name) in Serbia. See more about why CARE worked with PositiveNegatives in this video:
News and stories are provided by CARE staff working to support our emergency responses and long-term development programmes.
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