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More than 11,000 children have been killed in the conflict and more than one million more have become refugees, according to UNICEF. And charities say these powerful videos maybe the best way to reach a donor fatigued public and ultimately bring much needed aid to the children of Syria.
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Heart-Wrenching Videos for Syria’s Children Hits the Web
This new viral video begins enough with a young girl’s birthday celebration, but through quick one second per day clips, we see her life change as she’s forced to leave home, dodging bombs on the street and eventually ending up at a refugee camp. The video from Save the Children UK more than four million views on YouTube in just its first day. The ad asks viewers to imagine a war-torn London, reminding them that violence happening thousands of miles away in Syria is very real. Another recent ad from a Norwegian nonprofit features passersby offering their coats and scarves to a shivering boy at a bus stop in Oslo. It has racked up more than 13 million views so far, reminding people that children are suffering through Syria’s winter. Both of these charities use ads that feature white European children to reframe the Syrian conflict for a weary western audience. With a three-year anniversary of the war approaching, we continue to see scenes like this from Syria, families, young children, many hopeless and starving. More than 11,000 children have been killed in the conflict and more than one million more have become refugees, according to UNICEF. And charities say these powerful videos maybe the best way to reach a donor fatigued public and ultimately bring much needed aid to the children of Syria.
This new viral video begins enough with a young girl’s birthday celebration, but through quick one second per day clips, we see her life change as she’s forced to leave home, dodging bombs on the street and eventually ending up at a refugee camp. The video from Save the Children UK more than four million views on YouTube in just its first day. The ad asks viewers to imagine a war-torn London, reminding them that violence happening thousands of miles away in Syria is very real. Another recent ad from a Norwegian nonprofit features passersby offering their coats and scarves to a shivering boy at a bus stop in Oslo. It has racked up more than 13 million views so far, reminding people that children are suffering through Syria’s winter. Both of these charities use ads that feature white European children to reframe the Syrian conflict for a weary western audience. With a three-year anniversary of the war approaching, we continue to see scenes like this from Syria, families, young children, many hopeless and starving. More than 11,000 children have been killed in the conflict and more than one million more have become refugees, according to UNICEF. And charities say these powerful videos maybe the best way to reach a donor fatigued public and ultimately bring much needed aid to the children of Syria.