Out of the rubble, Anas dared to dream again. His city was under siege. His father died under torture. And just when it seemed like life couldn’t take any more from him, a missile hit their home in Idlib. Anas watched his little brother die in front of him. He survived the blast, but with devastating injuries. His hand was gone. Shrapnel had pierced his brain. But Anas chose to rise. With the help of Molham School, he found his way back to the classroom. The pain in his head never really goes away, and writing with his other hand is a daily struggle, but his determination is unwavering. He refuses to let go of his future. Anas’s story is not the only one. It speaks for thousands of children who still carry hope in their hearts, even when everything around them says they shouldn’t. What they lack in resources, they… ‎Read more