Aamna Mohdin, a community affairs correspondent at the Guardian and author of "Scattered," shares her incredible journey from child refugee to journalist. She discusses the emotional weight of reporting on the refugee crisis, a narrative deeply intertwined with her own family's history. Aamna reflects on her visits to refugee camps, exploring identity, privilege, and the resilience of those affected. She emphasizes the importance of authentic storytelling to reshape perceptions and confronts the tragic realities faced by refugees today.

Aamna Mohdin, a journalist with a personal connection to the refugee crisis, discusses her experiences covering the Calais refugee camp, uncovering her own family's history as refugees from Somalia, reflecting on escaping a refugee camp and discovering blackness in Germany, and adapting to a new life in East London amidst anti-immigrant sentiment.