See Where Kids Displaced by Hurricane Katrina Ended Up

Young people displaced by the 2005 hurricane reflect on what was lost and gained

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A decade ago, Hurricane Katrina displaced an estimated 160,000 children. School classes were missed, friends were lost and families separated. Not all of them returned, but those who did faced a steep challenge rebuilding an adolescence in a battered hometown. Here are just a few of the thousands of stories about fleeing and rebuilding New Orleans.

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See Where Kids Displaced by Hurricane Katrina Ended Up

Young people displaced by the 2005 hurricane reflect on what was lost and gained

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