Hanna Ji is a designer and recent graduate of the Master of Design in Communication Design programme at the University of Arkansas. In 2025, she travelled to Cox's Bazar as part of her thesis research, collaborating with Rohingyatographer, the Refugee and Migration Lab (RML), and the Rohingya Arts Club to facilitate creative storytelling workshops with Rohingya adolescent girls. Her research explores how participatory design and storytelling can support education, self-expres

In the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, children and youth are using art to express themselves, preserve their culture, and imagine a future beyond displacement. With limited resources but strong determination, young Rohingya artists are transforming pencils, paper, and paint into tools of hope.

Enayet Khan and the Rohingya Art Movement: Drawing Memory, Training a Future Generation

Art by Enayet Khan and words by Ahtaram Shin In the harshness of the Arakan conflict and the cries of surviving civilians, the Rohingya...