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Voices

5 young people, interviewed by Bella, on school, their minds, and what they want changed. Every profile is anonymous: a pseudonym or no name at all, an age band, a UN sub-region, a schooling status, and a drawing that is not a likeness.

The roll call

Each profile keeps its number for good, so the list never reorders and never ranks.

  • Row p01 Drawn avatar for Maya, generated from a seed, not a likeness

    15-17 · Eastern Africa · interrupted

    Here.

    In a normal week, works in the morning, then goes to school if there is fee money; if there is not, works more.

  • Row p02 Drawn avatar for Diego, generated from a seed, not a likeness

    12-14 · Central America · irregular attendance

    Here.

    Goes to school in the mornings when he can and works with a relative in the afternoons, because it is needed at home.

  • Row p03 Drawn avatar for Nusrat, generated from a seed, not a likeness

    15-17 · Southern Asia · out of school

    Here.

    Nusrat was in school until recently and now spends most of her week at home, helping her family.

  • Row p04 Drawn avatar, generated from a seed, not a likeness

    12-14 · Western Africa · in school

    Here.

    They go to school and help an older brother earn money afterwards.

  • Row p05 Drawn avatar, generated from a seed, not a likeness

    15-17 · Western Asia · irregular

    Here.

    They came to where they live now a few years ago; a normal week is school on some days and home a lot, because their language classes clash with their regular ones and they get confused about where to be.

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