My name is Haneen Salmen, and I am from Palestine.

I lost my father when I was fifteen. He had heart disease but was prevented from being treated in an Israeli hospital, until it was too late.

He died alone…

Uganda has had insurgent actors and young people participating in violent extremism has been witnessed and resulted into death of other innocent youth for example the 2016 Rwenzori attacks where more than 150 people were killed on the spot including my father…

My name is Ashraf Omar, I'm from New Zealand and I lost my older brother in 2019, in the Christchurch mosque shooting.

Dignity Beyond Borders has opened my eyes so much…

Hello, I am James Seymour. I was named after my grandfather who unfortunately was murdered by the IRA during the troubles in Northern Ireland. Unfortunately, I never got to meet him…

We now reside in Hillsdale, New Jersey.

We lived in the city of Kyiv, Ukraine when the war started and after staying for 8 days there initially, we decided it was no longer safe for the kids and were forced to flee to the United States…

In 1994, my father was killed in a terrorist attack on the building of the Jewish organization, AMIA, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Attending a program for young people sponsored by the team at Dignity Beyond Borders was a great experience…

My name is Emma and I lost my dad, Jon Dozier, on January 9, 2008 when he was fighting the war in Iraq.

I was just one at the time…