Keeping Hope Alive

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by Hawa Abdi


  Hawa in the camp, October 2007. (©Kuni Takahashi/Getty Images)

  An armed security guard patrols the camp, January 2007. [After the May 2010 attack, camp guards no longer carried guns.] (©Seamus Murphy/VII Network/Corbis)

  View of Hawa Abdi Village from Hawa’s “Camp David,” January 2007. (©Seamus Murphy/VII Network/Corbis)

  Amina (center) guiding a patient into the hospital’s outpatient clinic, October 2010. (©Farah Abdi Warsameh/AP Photo)

  The Hawa Abdi Hospital, October 2010. The building in the foreground houses the surgery department (lower level) and the gynecology department (upper level). The white building in the background (left) is the general hospital. (©Farah Abdi Warsameh/AP Photo)

  Fifth- and sixth- grade students at the camp’s school, July 2011. (©Mohammed Ibrahim/The New York Times)

  Teacher (left) and student at the Women’s Education Center, October 2010. (©Farah Abdi Warsameh/AP Photo)

  Two women bring firewood, water, and food for cooking to the Women’s Education Center, July 2011. (©Mohammed Ibrahim/The New York Times)

  Two displaced children walk from the well through Hawa’s “Camp David” toward their temporary homes, May 2007. (©Sahal Abdulle/Sipa Press)

  At the Glamour magazine Women of the Year Awards, November 2010. From left to right: Katie Couric, Deqo, Hawa, and Amina. (©Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)

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  Contents

  Welcome

  Dedication

  Introduction: Keeping Hope Alive

  1. A Stranger in My Homeland

  2. Gold Is Made Beautiful by Fire

  3. To Stop the Bleeding

  4. Paradise in the World

  5. Friends and Enemies

  6. Awaiting a Life, Awaiting a Death

  7. Filling the Hole in My Heart

  8. Losing My Past and My Future

  9. Building My Practice

  10. My Sisters Return

  11. Necessity Is the Mother of Invention

  12. Collapse

  13. Why Do You Want to Do This?

  14. Danger from Within

  15. Today We Are Happy

  16. Operation Restore Hope

  17. One Wrong Decision

  18. The Fourth Container

  19. Vice Minister of Labor and Sports

  20. We Can Remember

  21. Ahmed

  22. “A Doctor Bound by Humanity”

  23. An Ocean of Need

  24. A New Generation

  25. The Attack

  26. Women of the Year

  27. Forgiveness

  About the Authors

  Glossary of Somali Terms

  Hawa’s Family

  Acknowledgments

  Photo Inserts

  Newsletters

  Copyright

  Copyright

  Copyright © 2013 by Hawa Abdi

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  ISBN 978-1-4555-9929-5

 

 

 


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