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Rape of a Nation
©Marcus Bleasdale The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is home to the deadliest war in the world today. An estimated 5.4 million people have died since 1998, the largest death toll since the Second … more →
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Mees wrote 2 months ago: “I went to Sudan and am writing about it again, because I believe that which separates action … more →
"You don't need a degree to make a difference"
Mees wrote 2 months ago: One of my friends is raising money to sponsor a family from the refugee camp in Malawi, where she us … more →
Getting them hooked
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Mees wrote 6 months ago: I’m holding $675 cash in my hand and going to head out to deposit the money for humanitarian work fo … more →
How our phones connect to the Congo
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Mees wrote 9 months ago: I went to a Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) vigil yesterday that was organized by one of my great … more →
Recurring genocides
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Mees wrote 12 months ago: When I see Bill Clinton dedicating so much time helping people around the world through the Clinton … more →
Student Group: COCO- Coptic Orthodox Christian Organization
mdatwindsor wrote 1 year ago: Just wanted everyone to know whether you’re already a Windsor student or an incoming one, the … more →
George Clooney's charity saves WFP ops in Darfur
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gstaadblog wrote 1 year ago: By Andreas Sandre von Warburg Can celebrities save the world? They might be only fictional heroes … more →
Rape of a Nation
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 1 year ago: ©Marcus Bleasdale The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is home to the deadliest war in the world t … more →
Foundry Photojournalism Workshop: Mexico City, June 16-21, 2008
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 1 year ago: Reading the forums over at Lightstaker, I found information about a very interesting workshop in pho … more →
Don't let your savings finance the genocide in Sudan
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: A bit out of topic for this blog but I wanted to pass it around for your interest. It is worthwhile … more →
Noor, a new photo agency. Telling what happens in the world, no matter how depressing it is.
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: by Jordi Bieber (Agency Noor) Nine renowned photojournalists have created a new photo agency … more →
Sebastião Salgado: the photographer, the humanist
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: © Sebastião Salgado Via the blog “Apple Tee” by Jim Korpi, comes a referral to an interv … more →
The Africa of Per-Anders Pettersson
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: From the series “In transition” © Per-Anders Pettersson I first learned about Per-Anders … more →
Care-givers of an Alzheimer's Patient. Photo documentary by Kari Collins.
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: © Kari Collins The “New Documentary Award” from the Julia Dean Photo Workshops for a lon … more →
James Nachtwey wins the TED 2007 price and the 12th Heinz award
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: The frontlines of contemporary wars are right where people live. -James Nachtwey James Nachtwey was … more →
"Fear in the Great Lakes" by Jose Cendon
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: © Jose Cendon (An inmate of the Neuro-Psychiatric hospital of Kamenge in Bujumbura, is held in an is … more →
Photography with a Purpose: Phil Borges
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: © Phil Borges from “Tibetan Portrait: The Power of Compassion, about the endangered people of … more →
"Illegal Immigration in Europe" at the World Press Photo Awards 2006
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: This image is one of the most powerful pictures from the last World Press Photo 2006 awards. Illegal … more →
"World Press Photo of the Year 2006"
Miguel Garcia-Guzman wrote 2 years ago: © Spencer Platt /Getty Images This year the winning image of the World Press Photo of the Year Award … more →
