Photos by Muhammed Muheisen mmuheisen / Recently I visited the world’s first vaccine clinic in a refugee camp, in Jordan. They fled Syria, they’re living in shelters—but there’s a vaccine for them. Jordan is one of the first countries in the world to vaccinate refugees, at the Zaatari refugee camp, located about 10 miles from the Syrian border in Jordan. I am proud of Jordan, I have to say. All these people who fled war and now face a pandemic are going to have a second chance. My most recent story for National Geographic is one of hope and resilience. In this carousel: an aerial view of Zaatari refugee camp; Abdulkareem, a 69-year-old Syrian refugee from Daraa, receives his second dose of a vaccine; a fully vaccinated 64-year-old Syrian refugee Fatimah; and fully vaccinated Zahra, a 111-year-old Syrian refugee. For more photos and videos of the refugee crisis, follow me mmuheisen mmuheisenpublic. For more on how to get involved, follow everydayrefugees. #muhammedmuheisen #everydayrefu...