EPISODE · Jul 24, 2023 · 33 MIN

Sara

In our 7th episode, Sergei and Dmitry are talking with Sara, a Sudanian woman, who has lived for 7 years in Egypt, for 6 years in Saudi Arabia, and now for the second year defining her way in the Netherlands.Sara compares all the cultural differences she encountered after deciding to experience life outside of Sudan. Since she left the country, it has been separated in two at first and now is in a state of horrific war. During the interview, she shares practical tips and reflects on her educational experience in the Netherlands, the local job market peculiarities, different political transformations in the countries she lived in, and the role of religion in various contexts.Tune in to listen to our fascinating guest and be ready for the upcoming episodes! P.S. Consider donations to save children and refugees in Sudan: https://www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/sudan

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