Freedom can look many different ways. For some, the chains that hold them down have nothing to do with hunger or physical suffering—the chains are lack of opportunity. Freedom, for them, would be the chance to make their life what they want it to be. And all they want is the chance to follow their dreams.
In Iraq, we saw a country very different than ours, but the people just as valuable. They face poverty, security, and having their basic needs met every day.
When he was eight years old, Ibrahim and his family were sitting in what should have been the safety and comfort of their own home. But when a rocket attack hit insurgents in a neighboring house, the impact of the blast destroyed their living room.
