Hundreds of thousands of Syrian children are sleeping in storage containers, playing in the streets, or working dirty jobs to bring in a few dollars a week. Elementary and middle school aged children have never seen the inside of a school or called someone "teacher." Leaving an uneducated generation posed with rebuilding a scorched homeland is what some are referring to as the biggest ramification of the war. With interviews from Syrian refugees and educational rights leaders from Chicago, Washington DC, and Beirut, learn how two organizations are giving hope to the educational system inside and outside Syria.