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Alice Rowsome is a freelance photojournalist and filmmaker. She has an M.A. in Arabic and International Relations from the University of St. Andrews. Her recent work includes a field report on the lack of access to energy in refugee camps in France, an investigative piece on the role of water in the Syrian conflict and a film on the human stories behind climate change. See more of her work at www.alicerowsome.com.
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On the first day of a new six-month intensive coding program for refugees in the British capital, photojournalist Alice Rowsome meets the ambitious students who want to make a difference using technology.
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