Exhibit shows life of Doctors Without Borders

Beginning Wednesday, April 11, an educational exhibition presented by Doctors Without Borders will open on the uptown campus of Tulane University to raise public awareness about the experience of the world’s more than 65 million refugees and internally displaced people.

“Forced From Home” is a free, interactive, outdoor exhibit that explores the challenges faced by participants of Doctors Without Borders in addressing basic medical needs in a host of settings.

“Visitors are taken behind the headlines about the global refugee crisis to see what we see,” promises the exhibit.

“Visitors are taken behind the headlines about the global refugee crisis to see what we see.”

—Forced From Home

Doctors Without Borders provides vital medical assistance to refugees and displaced people around the world and witnesses firsthand the impact of conflict and political turmoil on their lives.

Visitors can catch the exhibit on April 11-12 on the Berger Family Lawn beside the Lavin-Bernick Center.

Click here to learn more about the exhibit.