Robert Kabera

Living through horrific events as a child fueled a drive in me that led me not just to enroll at Exeter that summer but to go on to attend Stanford and to win second place at Stanford’s most coveted tech competition for engineers. There are hundreds of children like me out there, perhaps in an overcrowded raft in the Mediterranean Sea or an undersupplied Middle Eastern camp, and I would be remiss if I did not advocate for their future. We must embrace the humanitarian challenge before us and we must reform our current methods for doing so. They say that history does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme. Rarely does it so closely echo the sounds of the past as today’s emerging crises
echo my journey over the decades. This is a book for our global time.