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American Refugee Committee director on the future of refugees

Tom Weber, Daniel Wordsworth
MPR News' Tom Weber (L) and Daniel Wordsworth, CEO of the Minneapolis-based American Refugee Committee talked at the Nobel Peace Prize Forum March 6, 2015 in Minneapolis.
Courtesy Nobel Peace Prize Forum

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At any given time, millions of people around the world are refugees, having been forced to flee their countries due to war, natural disaster, or persecution.

From its base in Minnesota, the American Refugee Committee provides humanitarian assistance and training for refugees in 11 countries.

At this year's Nobel Peace Prize Forum, ARC Director Daniel Wordsworth talked with MPR News' Tom Weber about the future of refugees and refugee camps.