TED: Dear fellow refugees, here's how I found resilience | Chantale Zuzi Leader

The speaker recounts a tragic night in Congo that left her and her siblings as orphans and refugees. They fled to Uganda, facing the struggles of displaced life. She highlights the global refugee crisis, sharing personal stories of overcoming prejudice due to her albinism. Resettled in the US, she adapted to a new life and founded a nonprofit to empower refugee girls. The speaker calls for action to support refugees, emphasizing the potential for change and hope.

What was the favorite dish mentioned in the text?

Describe the atmosphere in the village before the gunfire started.

What did the children do to seek shelter during the attack?

How did the narrator describe the feeling of returning to the village?

What happened to the narrator's parents?

What challenges did the narrator face as a refugee in Uganda?

What was the narrator's experience with albinism and how did it affect her life?

What was the narrator's reaction upon arriving in the United States?

What is the mission of the nonprofit organization 'Refugee Can Be'?

How does the narrator suggest we can help refugees in our communities?