Daren is a 17-year-old high school student. She grew up in Sinjar, enjoying a happy childhood —living in a small, simple house where her father worked as a farmer. Life back then was peaceful, full of love and warmth..
Ahlam Ayad is a 17-year-old student from Sinjar who is now living in displacement with her family in Sheikhan. After the genocide, her family lost their home, their safety, and the stability and quality of life they once had.
Meet Nada, a young Yezidi woman from Sinjar, who found strength and purpose through the art of knitting after surviving the horrors of the Yezidi Genocide..
Saddam is a Yezidi survivor from Doukri, Sinjar. He was only 11 years old when ISIS attacked his village and captured him along with his family. In an instant, his life was shattered..
Galina was only 10 years old when ISIS attacked her village during the 2014 Yezidi Genocide. For the past decade, she and her family lived in displacement at Khanke camp …
Hadia is a 39-year-old Yezidi woman from Khanasor, Sinjar. Since the Yezidi Genocide in 2014, she has been displaced in Khanke with her husband and three children, struggling to rebuild her life ..
Antisar Kheder, a 42-year-old Yezidi woman from Khanke village, has embarked on a transformative journey that reshaped her life and
At just 19 years old, Dirok’s journey has been marked by resilience and determination. Originally from Malkya, Syria, Dirok’s early life was shaped by challenges that many refugees face..
Dalal Muhssen, a 21-year-old Yezidi woman from Sinjar’s Kerzark village, has faced unimaginable challenges since fleeing to Kurdistan during the 2014 Genocide..
Payman, a 22-year-old from Khanke, lives with her family of eight and has always loved staying active and learning new skills. Over the years, she’s taken part in various training programs, from hairstyling to sweet-making ..
Meet Evana, a vibrant 14-year-old from Sheikhan, living with her family of 13. She’s a dynamic teenager who loves supporting her mom at home ..
Khalida Haji, 27, originally from Tel Azeer village in Sinjar, now calls Khanke home with her family of 17. Displacement disrupted her education, but she remains hopeful of completing it one day ..
