"I don't have any friends after moving here. I only have my dogs."
β Girl, 12. Gelmol Relief Camp, Churachandpur.
Three years after ethnic violence erupted in Manipur, thousands of children remain in IDP relief camps cut off from schools, friends, and stability.
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Her answer: not short-term interventions that disappear when funding ends β but sustained human connection, community-based care, and trusted adults who remain present.
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In her latest piece in Article 15, Dr. Evelyn asks the harder question beyond emergency relief, what do Manipur's displaced children really need?
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Less than 1% of global humanitarian aid reaches mental health. In displacement settings like Cox's Bazar, where over a million Rohingya people are navigating life after forced migration, mental health needs are compounded by loss, legal limbo, & fragmented health systems.
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Women and girls spend 200 million hours every day collecting water. That's 200 million hours not spent in school, not spent earning, not spent resting.
Water isn't just an environmental issue. It's a gender issue. A development & health issue
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These photographs are drawn from field visits to South Sudan, where communities from Jonglei and Upper Nile states are navigating life in crises.
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What the images capture is not just hardship. They trace something quieter: a child drawing what she remembers as home. A group of children finding a patch of sunlight to sit in together & a boy tucked behind a television, making sense of a world that shifted without warning.
WITNESS | What we saw on the field
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These photographs come from field visits to relief camps in Churachandpur, Manipur, where families displaced by ethnic conflict since 2023 are navigating life in prolonged uncertainty.
Where families displaced by ethnic conflict since 2023 are rebuilding their lives in conditions of prolonged uncertainty. They document the everyday environments in which children are growing; where schooling is interrupted, play takes place within the temporary shelters.