The Eastern Congo is in chaos. Medicins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders) has launched a new multimedia project called Condition: Critical which will be updated regularly with news, videos and photos from the Kivu region.
One of the features of the site is a film that highlights the conflict, and features some very powerful images [...]
Entries Categorized as 'Africa'
Condition: Critical
November 21, 2008
Forgiveness
May 15, 2008
An amazing story of forgiveness and embrace from Rwanda. Thanks to the friends who notified me of it.
I have seen the power of the “gacaca” courts the article mentions. I am so glad to hear stories like this coming out. While the dominant narrative of Rwanda will likely always be the genocide, [...]
The Power of the Press
May 6, 2008
For those of you who don’t know me, or my family background, you may not know of our connection to Zimbabwe. I won’t go in to it here, except to say I have many family members still living there, trying their best to live a normal life while the country goes, literally, to hell [...]
Wednesdays are for Boring Photos
April 9, 2008
Another shot from my “Least Interesting” photo set.
This was taken in Ruhengeri, Rwanda back in 2005. Sara and I stopped off in this town for a few days while on our research trip, and we checked into this “motel.” Ruhengeri used to be the main stopping off point for people going on gorilla [...]
Rwandan Mural
April 5, 2008
It’s April 5, again. Tomorrow marks 14 years since the beginning of the Rwandan genocide.
Never again.
Happy Birthday, Dad
March 18, 2008
March 19 is my Dad’s 63rd birthday. His dad died when he was 63 years and 10 days old, back in 1972. Here’s hoping he breaks the streak!
Picturing Sudan
March 11, 2008
Matt Powell, who you’ll find linked over in my “Blogroll,” has started a photoblog for his work in Sudan. Head over to “Picturing Sudan” and see some of the fantastic images he’s sharing, and the stories that accompany them.
Interestingest
March 3, 2008
As I mentioned last week, Flickr is a great tool for sharing your photographs. There are also some very cool third-party websites that can help improve your Flickr experience. One that I use is Dopiaza.org, specifically the “Set Manager.” It automatically creates a set (a group of photos) based on certain criteria. [...]
Awer IDP Camp, 2008
March 1, 2008
Selected images from Northern Uganda.
Bright Cloth
February 26, 2008
Some brightly colored bolts of cloth hanging outside a shop in Gulu.
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