Childhood
This section tells us about the relationships between the photographers and their younger siblings, or their neighbors’ children in the camp, how the little ones are growing inside a overcrowded refugee camp where every day is a struggle to survive. It’s disarming when we see their big smiles when we see their face contracted from the pain, or because they are starving. None of this seems fair or right. No child deserves to grow up in a place like a camp.
A young girl – Elliot, 12 years old 
Friends – Elliot, 12 years old 
My brothers – Marzia, 13 years old 
Playing in the jungle – Mahshid, 14 years old 
Eating pasta – Mahshid, 14 years old 
Little girl – Mahshid, 14 years old 
Evening in the camp – Little Negina, 14 years old 
Children playing in the camp – Mahshid, 14 years old 
Children playing in the camp – Mahshid, 14 years old 
Children playing in the camp – Mahshid, 14 years old 
Children playing in my level – Mobina, 13 years old 
Children playing at the camp – Sajad, 14 years old 
A young girl – Mobina, 13 years old 
Homework – Mobina, 13 years old 
My siblings – Negar, 12 years old 
My brother and the teddy bear – Arif, 14 years old 
They are making a tent – Negina, 16 years old 
Childhood in the camp – Pedram, 17 years old 
Brother – Sajad, 14 years old 
Eating Nutella – Zahara, 17 years old
