Скачать или смотреть A DAY IN THE LIFE OF STUDENTS FROM NAMOUNGOU MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS, BURKINA FASO

This incredible video shows how the displaced students of Namoungou, a village in Burkina Faso affected by terrorism, are having to manage on their own. They must bike for 35 minutes to get to school at 7am, bike home at noon in 100 degree heat to prepare their own lunch and fetch their own water (if they can afford it), bike back to school by 3 before finishing at 5pm. Their parents are far away and students must live together in small one room concrete homes managing entirely for themselves.



The BARKA Foundation is collaborating with the upper and lower Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School to raise awareness and funds to help these students. We are paying for their water fees for 3 months until they return to their parents for summer recess, and will purchase bikes for the students who do not have any and must walk to school. For more information, please visit: https://barkafoundation.org/project-p...

There is a learning guide accompanying this video that provides discussion topics and explains the context of what you're seeing in the video. It can be found here: https://barkafoundation.org/teaching-...

This video is Part 2 of 2; the first video which explains their situation and why they were displaced is found here:    • Food & Water Crisis at Burkina Faso School...