Other children groaned as they tried to carry buckets of water about 10 feet. New Yorker Christina Moore, a psychologist who worked with MSF in Albania during the Kosovo conflict, showed the teens the makeshift, thatched latrines covered with a tarp. Doctors Without Borders, which was awarded the 1999 Nobel Peace prize, started the exhibit in 1996 to celebrate the organization's 25th anniversary. The exhibit, the first in the United States, will make other stops in the area before traveling to Los Angeles Oct. 18.
Educators say they hope the students benefit from the exhibit.
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