During the Civil War, thousands of formerly enslaved African Americans lived in refugee camps set up by the U.S. Army, which was often ill-equipped to deal with the myriad of needs. How were the experiences of enslaved people seeking freedom similar to those of migrants living in "temporary" shelters today Featuring Harriet Kuhr, Executive Director of International Rescue CommitteeAmy Murrell Taylor, Ph.D., University of KentuckyAmanda Prak, Founder of One Hundred Pounds of Hope and Khmer Rouge Survivor

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