J une 20 th marks World Refugee Day, a time when the international community pauses to remember and pay tribute to the 65 million men, women, and children who are escaping war, persecution, terror, and economic deprivation. In Turkey, the plight of refugees has become a sad fact of life because of the millions of refugees pouring out of Syria, the epicenter of the refugee calamity in today’s world. Indeed, the exodus from Syria has tested Turkey, now home to 2.9 million refugees. The largest concentration of the Syrian diaspora now calls Turkey home. This population endured barrel bombs and bullets, escaping unimaginable hardship and an uncertain future. A lost generation of Syrian youth are growing up in Turkish refugee camps and suffer from depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and other severe mental health conditions. Last month, US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley visited Turkey, and witnessed the ongoing suffering that has no end in sight. ...