San Diegan raising money for school in Afghanistan
A year since the fall of Kabul, a Rancho Bernardo woman reflects on what the last year has been like.
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A year since the fall of Kabul, a Rancho Bernardo woman reflects on what the last year has been like.
A San Diego Afghan woman is safe now after escaping the Taliban. Aria Raofi was in Kabul where she opened a photography school for children.
Opinion: A photography project in my native Afghanistan led me to open a school for children we can't forget © (Aria Raofi ) Photography students in Afghanistan at the Aria School for Girls outside of Kabul (Aria Raofi ) Raofi is a graduate student at the New York School of Visual Arts. She lives in Rancho Bernardo. Follow the children on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kids.and.camera/ My family was forced to leave Afghanistan during the Soviet Union’s invasion. My father was a prominent man. He was the mayor of our town and had worked hard for the betterment of the Afghan peopl...