案例简介：照片由 @ noralorek | 罗斯·阿莎·西拉 (Rose Asha Sillah) 2016年住在乌干达的Bidibidi难民营，照顾五个孩子，包括她刚出生的女儿Nyoka。由于大流行，孩子们在过去两年里在家上学。晚上，他们与其他孩子跳舞或使用电话观看尼日利亚电影。在几十年的战争中，南苏丹人被迫在他们的家和乌干达之间来回奔波。Bidibidi拥有230,000多人，是世界上最大的难民定居点之一。新型冠状病毒肺炎大流行让许多住在比迪比迪的家庭生活更加困难。学校关闭，市场无法再从附近城市进口食品。在2020年，生活慢慢开始恢复正常。

案例简介：Photo by @noralorek | Rose Asha Sillah, who has been living in the Bidibidi refugee camp in Uganda since 2016, takes care of five children, including her newborn daughter, Nyoka. Because of the pandemic, the children have been homeschooled during the past two years. In the evening, they dance with other children or use phones to watch Nigerian movies. Over decades of war, South Sudanese have been forced back and forth between their home and Uganda. With more than 230,000 people, Bidibidi is one of the world’s largest refugee settlements. The COVID-19 pandemic made life more difficult for many of the families who’ve been living in Bidibidi. Schools closed, and markets could no longer import food from nearby cities. In late 2020, life slowly began to get back to normal.

国家地理 - Photo by @noralorek | Rose Asha Sillah, who has been living in the Bidibidi refugee camp in Uganda since 2016, takes care

案例简介：照片由 @ noralorek | 罗斯·阿莎·西拉 (Rose Asha Sillah) 2016年住在乌干达的Bidibidi难民营，照顾五个孩子，包括她刚出生的女儿Nyoka。由于大流行，孩子们在过去两年里在家上学。晚上，他们与其他孩子跳舞或使用电话观看尼日利亚电影。在几十年的战争中，南苏丹人被迫在他们的家和乌干达之间来回奔波。Bidibidi拥有230,000多人，是世界上最大的难民定居点之一。新型冠状病毒肺炎大流行让许多住在比迪比迪的家庭生活更加困难。学校关闭，市场无法再从附近城市进口食品。在2020年，生活慢慢开始恢复正常。

国家地理 - Photo by @noralorek | Rose Asha Sillah, who has been living in the Bidibidi refugee camp in Uganda since 2016, takes care

案例简介：Photo by @noralorek | Rose Asha Sillah, who has been living in the Bidibidi refugee camp in Uganda since 2016, takes care of five children, including her newborn daughter, Nyoka. Because of the pandemic, the children have been homeschooled during the past two years. In the evening, they dance with other children or use phones to watch Nigerian movies. Over decades of war, South Sudanese have been forced back and forth between their home and Uganda. With more than 230,000 people, Bidibidi is one of the world’s largest refugee settlements. The COVID-19 pandemic made life more difficult for many of the families who’ve been living in Bidibidi. Schools closed, and markets could no longer import food from nearby cities. In late 2020, life slowly began to get back to normal.

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国家地理 - Photo by @noralorek | Rose Asha Sillah, who has been living in the Bidibidi refugee camp in Uganda since 2016, takes care

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