World Refugee Day 2019

from Popular Education Radio · host Tammy

I'm at the studio with MIc (@UrbanHumanbeing) talkingabout world refugee day. I’m hoping to shed light on the origins  of displacement (19th century on) and compare it with out current  international issues.. we’ll also revisit a part of my interview with  Mohamed Alyajouri where he talks about the current Yemeni humanitarian  crisis.  for any questions or comments or a "hey how are ya" feel free to hit me up in instgram @PopularEducationRadio or email [email protected], thank you!! Music: Intro: Germ free Adolescence - X Ray Spex Second Song: Walls (Crass Cover) - Jeffery Lewis Last song: Nafekegn- Gigi

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