
In Memory of
John Sanche
Long Sleeve, Short Sleeve
How could something so normal, a phrase so mundane, invoke such fear in the hearts of the hearers?
Memorial Stories
19 stories shared in memory of those we lost.

In Memory of
How could something so normal, a phrase so mundane, invoke such fear in the hearts of the hearers?

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Ma Martha sheltered over thirty children during the siege of Monrovia, risking her life to protect the most vulnerable.

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Even as war raged around him, Professor Korkoya continued to hold classes under mango trees for children who had nowhere else to go.
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Agnes Kollie risked everything to document the truth during the Liberian Civil War.
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Remembering the innocent lives lost in one of the war's most devastating attacks on civilians.

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The sad day of issues
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A humble fisherman who used his boat to ferry families to safety across the St. John River.
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Agnes Kollie risked everything to document the truth during the Liberian Civil War.
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A traditional healer who combined indigenous medicine with modern first aid to treat the wounded.
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A traditional healer who combined indigenous medicine with modern first aid to treat the wounded.
In Memory of
Remembering the innocent lives lost in one of the war's most devastating attacks on civilians.
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A market woman who composed songs to keep spirits alive in refugee camps across the border.
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A market woman who composed songs to keep spirits alive in refugee camps across the border.
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A traditional chief who maintained peace between rival factions in his community through dialogue.
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A traditional chief who maintained peace between rival factions in his community through dialogue.
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A university student who kept a diary throughout the siege, documenting daily life under fire.
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A university student who kept a diary throughout the siege, documenting daily life under fire.
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How the market women of Monrovia organized to feed their communities and resist the chaos of war.
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How the market women of Monrovia organized to feed their communities and resist the chaos of war.