Hope for a Better Tomorrow

How the Tucson refugee community connects and expresses themselves. (8:21)

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Arizona is home to thousands of refugee families many of whom have been impacted by torture and trauma. For those here in Tucson there is a welcoming community that offers opportunities for personal expression, ways to connect with others, and Hope for a Better Tomorrow.

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