In the heart of the Kakuma Refugee Camp, adolescent girls are transforming their lives through the power of taekwondo.  Every Saturday, girls aged 12 to 18 gather at a women's empowerment center to learn self-defense techniques, develop physical fitness, and cultivate a sense of community. This is courtesy of the Play2Protect initiative, a project supported by the Olympic Refuge Foundation. The project leverages the power of sports to empower and uplift communities, shaping a brighter future for these young champions.