Laura Dean
The GroundTruth Project
I was an asylum seeker in America. I just had to help refugees in Europe
'Certain things in your life there’s a knowing it has to happen.'
Meet the man feeding thousands of refugees a day
Meet the man feeding thousands of refugees a day
Lifeguards from Spain's party beaches are the quiet heroes of Lesbos
This young mother crossed 45 mountains for her family, but she still has far to go
'If I'm not accepted as a refugee I'll die in Afghanistan'
A target of the Taliban at home, this student left for Europe.
Families split apart after one of Greece's worst migrant boat disasters this year
'I can’t stay [in Europe] alone.'
Volunteering on Lesbos is both 'really bad' and 'really good'
Greeks have been taking care of refugees arriving on their shores for years. Now it takes foreign volunteers to help them manage the flow of people.
This Iranian asylum-seeker crossed an ocean for her daughter
'Will they welcome us? Do they like Arabs? How about Iranians? Does it make a difference?'
These professors fled the Taliban so their kids could get an education
Aiysha, Nadir and baby Mohamed are sleeping rough — along with 4,000 others — at an informal refugee camp on Lesbos, because there is no room in the police-run camp on the island.
This man walked out of Syria in the middle of a war, twice
Like millions of others, Abdullah is just trying to find a way to survive and provide for his family.
Living and dying in East Jerusalem
Most of the suspected attackers in recent stabbings have been from these neighborhoods. Here's what it's like inside them.
Israel's Palestinian politicians were elected by the people, but aren't welcome in parliament
'The dehumanization of the leaders of the community, and definitely the community itself, is becoming part of the mainstream.'
How to spot a terrorist, according to the Israeli police (VIDEO)
The video comes in the midst of a wave of attacks in Israel, the majority of them in Jerusalem.
Democracy may be dead, but Egyptians are seeing the funny side
'I feel lighter than an Egyptian ballot box.'