Children often work with their families on nearby farms or sell goods in the streets, at bus stops, and at gas stations. If they come from farming families, they might sell their product: groundnut, corn, and so on. On my university campus, I saw children who would work until 11 p.m. and fall asleep near the student walkway. I went to camps for internally displaced people (IDPs) and educated teenagers on topics including sexual reproductive health. From there, my passion to help my community only grew stronger.