A photo exhibit in Chicago raises awareness about education for children in the poorest communities in the world: migrants, refugees and residents of slums.
raises awareness about education for children in the poorest communities in the world: migrants, refugees and residents of slums.
Director of the Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago, Luca Di Vito, says the organization Still I Rise, a not for profit agency, is working in different countries to help provide education to children who are refugees. In one photograph a little boy is pictured in Nairobi, Kenya. The caption reads, "We are soccer buddies. When I grow up, I will go to England to play with Liverpool. And I want to go come back here to help the people who live on the streets."
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