Tamara (name changed to protect her identity), 20, in Adiyaman refugee camp in Turkey. After Tamara's home in Idlib was partially destroyed in September 2012, the family decided their best chance of safety was to reach the Syrian-Turkish border. 'When we left our house, we felt the sky was raining bullets,' Tamara recalled. 'We were moving from one shelter to another in order to protect ourselves. We left Idlib three months ago. We spent 40 days on the Syrian side of the border with very little water and no electricity. The hygiene there was very poor. I got food poisoning and was sick for a week.' The most important thing she was able to bring with her is her diploma, which she holds in this photograph. With it, she will be able to continue her education in Turkey. The Turkish government will allow qualified Syrian refugees to attend Turkish universities beginning in the March 2013 semester.