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Displaced persons are forced to leave their homes losing access to personal documents vital to rebuild their lives in a host country
Geoidentity logging the border proposes a universal system for study validation and an academic passport to allow young refugees pursuing their career goals anywhere.
Currently, potential young migrants and refugees are geographically stuck because they don’t physically own the documents to prove they’re graduated or present students.
But if your city is being bombed or destroyed by climate change, you may not have ti
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