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Oct 11, 2010 | Categories:All | Tags: activists, Africa, agriculture, Albert, animals, boys, change, child’s rights, children, documentary photographer, dump, dump site, dumping trash, East Africa, education, food, girls, global health, health, health programs, hunger, land fill, Lira, Lisa, Lisa Marie Albert, livelihood, livelihoods, livestock, NGOs, North Carolina, nutrition, photography, photojournalist, poverty, programs, public health, Raleigh, recycling, rubbish, scavenging, stories, story, storytelling, street kids, teaching, trash, uganda, workshop | Leave A Comment »
I promised to post the stories of the children I was working with. I have been buried in their stories for over a month now. To give you an idea…. I have 76 GB of data from the 1 week workshop that I taught. This data includes photographs that I took, scans of their […]
Oct 11, 2010 | Categories:advocacy, All, Photojournalism, street children | Tags: activists, Africa, agriculture, Albert, animals, art exhibit, artwork, boys, cafe, change, child’s rights, children, documentary photographer, dump, dump site, dumping trash, East Africa, exhibit, food, girls, global health, health, health programs, land fill, Lira, Lisa, Lisa Marie Albert, livelihood, livelihoods, livestock, local, Marie, NGOs, North Carolina, nutrition, photography, photojournalist, posters, poverty, programs, public health, Raleigh, recycling, rubbish, scavenging, stories, story, storytelling, street kids, teaching, trash, uganda, workshop | 2 Comments »
It is Sunday now, and I have three days of the workshop to catch you up on. Well, technically there is Day 3 (distributing and discussing photos) and Day 4 ( Storyboard and Narrative Interviews), but on Saturday I serendipitously met some photographers working on a photo story for USAID about rehabilitation and recovery from […]
Sep 12, 2010 | Categories:advocacy, All, Photojournalism, street children, Workshops | Tags: activists, Africa, agriculture, Albert, animals, boys, change, child’s rights, children, documentary photographer, dump, dump site, dumping trash, East Africa, food, girls, global health, health, health programs, land fill, Lira, Lisa, Lisa Marie Albert, livelihood, livelihoods, livestock, Marie, NGOs, North Carolina, nutrition, photography, photojournalist, poverty, programs, public health, Raleigh, recycling, rubbish, scavenging, stories, story, storytelling, street kids, teaching, trash, uganda, workshop | 2 Comments »
Today was another incredible day working with the kids. Four girls joined us today, all near ages of 16 or 17. I wanted more girls in the workshop anyway…so when I heard about them, I asked them to come. Since school is in session here, only kids that are not in school can participate because […]
Sep 07, 2010 | Categories:advocacy, All, Photojournalism, street children, Workshops | Tags: activists, Africa, agriculture, Albert, animals, boys, change, child’s rights, children, documentary photographer, dump, dump site, dumping trash, East Africa, food, girls, global health, health, health programs, land fill, Lira, Lisa, Lisa Marie Albert, livelihood, livelihoods, livestock, Marie, NGOs, North Carolina, nutrition, photography, photojournalist, poverty, programs, public health, Raleigh, recycling, rubbish, scavenging, stories, story, storytelling, street kids, teaching, trash, uganda, workshop | 1 Comment »
Today I started a photo storytelling workshop for street kids, hosted at Child Restoration Outreach. There were 7 boys and 1 girl. Apparently more girls will be joining tomorrow. It was really a great time. The kids were amazingly attentive. Harriette, the CRO educator, translated for me into the Luo language because only two of […]
Sep 07, 2010 | Categories:advocacy, All, Photojournalism, street children, Workshops | Tags: activists, Africa, agriculture, animals, boys, change, child’s rights, children, dump, dump site, dumping trash, food, girls, global health, health, health programs, land fill, Lira, livelihood, livelihoods, livestock, NGOs, nutrition, photography, poverty, programs, public health, recycling, rubbish, scavenging, stories, story, storytelling, street kids, teaching, trash, uganda, workshop | 2 Comments »
After spending time at the garbage dump in the middle of town, I wanted to find a way to connect with the kids there. I wanted to find out what their stories are – and to help the kids tell their stories. I decided organize a storytelling workshop that incorporates photography, illustration, and words. I […]
Aug 31, 2010 | Categories:advocacy, All, Photojournalism, street children | Tags: activists, Africa, agriculture, animals, boys, change, child's rights, children, dump, dump site, dumping trash, food, girls, global health, health, health programs, land fill, Lira, livelihood, livelihoods, livestock, NGOs, nutrition, photography, poverty, programs, public health, recycling, rubbish, scavenging, stories, story, storytelling, street kids, teaching, trash, uganda, workshop | 2 Comments »
These boys have no other way of life. They sleep on the main streets under shop verandas at night, and by day they collect trash, make something useful from it, and resell it to get money for food or whatever other things a homeless teenage boy spends his money on. My friend told me that […]
Aug 06, 2010 | Categories:All, Photojournalism, Stock, street children | Tags: activists, Africa, agriculture, animals, boys, child's rights, children, dump, dump site, dumping trash, food, girls, global health, health, health programs, land fill, Lira, livelihood, livelihoods, livestock, NGOs, nutrition, poverty, programs, public health, recycling, rubbish, scavenging, street kids, trash, uganda | 4 Comments »
Driving down the bumpy pot-hole dirt road that leads to Moroto, I can’t help but notice the beautiful scenery of strange stone hills jutting out from the earth, trees with flat tops, wonderful birds, and sun flowers. Upon arriving in Moroto and passing over the one lane bridges, it comes as a shock to me […]
Jul 26, 2010 | Categories:All, Photojournalism, Stock | Tags: boys, drought, famine, faucet, food distribution, girls, global health, Karamoja, landscape, men, Moroto, public health, rainbow, rural, trees, uganda, water, water pump, women | Leave A Comment »
