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My son and I pretended to be refugees. Here’s what we learned.
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My son and I pretended to be refugees. Here’s what we learned.
(Opinion) – A volunteer handed me a piece of paper. It said I was supposed to be a 15-year-old boy from Bolivia, fleeing gang violence. My teenage son showed me his own identity card. He would pretend to be a 16-year-old Congolese boy, leaving his home due to war. We walked outside into the dreary December Colorado afternoon to begin our one-hour refugee simulation hosted by Welcome COS. This year-old ministry has a vision to support refugees tr…
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