The Red Ribbon. Anju Subba and her family came to the U.S. in 2010, as part of the resettlement of Nepalis who escaped ethnic cleansing in Bhutan. She lived and worked in the Bay Area as an aesthetician and a leader serving the Bhutanese refugee community, before moving to Pennsylvania in early 2021. In Anju’s VR story, she speaks of the bright red ribbon she was required to wear in the school she attended, located in the refugee camp in Nepal where she grew up. Her mother insisted that she keep her hair short, as it was easier to care for, that way. As a girl, Anju wanted to wear her hair down, but she and her friends did their best to tie their colored ribbons in crea