The challenges faced by Kenyan aid workers is the subject of a short piece by Sara Corbett in the recent The New York Times Magazine. The profile of Dorothy Gakii, a Kenyan who works with Refugepoint to distribute food for the swelling numbers of refugees from the Horn of Africa; particularly countries like Ethiopia, Sudan and Somalia.
The article not only paints a tragic portrait of need among these refugees, but offers a glimpse into the lives of people who try to help them.
Posted by Michael Lucivero