Education is often inaccessible to underprivileged or conflict-affected societies. However, when there are provisions for education, girls in these societies are more likely to be out of school.

This episode highlights gender barriers that hinder access to the girl child’s education.

We just celebrated International Education Day with a profound theme for 2023, which states, "to invest in people, prioritize education”. Children in displacement settings often have no access to education and talk more of a qualitative one. We must prioritize their education and create pathways for equitable access to education for them. 

Episode 15 delves into the lack of educational facilities at the camp and often in host communities. We hope this episode reminds us of what we must do to ensure children in a displacement setting access education in time too. 

When concerns about Health arise at the camp, the key stakeholders must work to provide health access. In this episode, we explore the options open to residents at the camp.

Organisations support people in communities, and this episode depicts some of the ways non-profit and non-governmental organisations come together to provide assistance. 

Several residents are experiencing different difficulties at the Camp. In this episode, we explore some of those difficulties.

Vandefan is known in the camp to be talkative; he is also known as the person who sees it all at the camp; however, the camp officials have caught up with all his troubles and are working to handle them. On the other hand, the growing issues between the residents and their host community are receiving the needed attention and a call for peace settlement is entered by the camp officials.

Content Warning: Sexual violence, Domestic Violence. 

Camp officials hold a meeting to settle the domestic violence issue at the camp. Community boys attack Vandefan.

Yua and her friends discuss what life at the camp looks like, and Sule also has an encounter with Oga Richie about the distribution of items at the camp.