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War photographer Jason Howe's battle with PTSD
War photographer Jason Howe’s battle with PTSD
PTSD at large. After Howe’s traumatic experiences caused him to give up front-line photography, he retreated to a farmhouse in Andalusia, where he now leads a simple life, walking his dogs and tending his vegetables.
curtesy of Jessica Salter, photography and video James Arthur Allen
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In pictures - Life in Afghanistan War
In #pictures - Life in #Afghanistan #War -Iranian photographer Majid Saeedi project Life in War
In pictures – Afghanistan War
Contributing reporting and photography curtesy of Majid Saeedi
Iranian photographer Majid Saeedi has won the 2014FotoEvidence Book Award for his project Life in War.
“Afghanistan is an unknown country with high mountains and people with culture. Afghans are trying their best to start each day without war and bloodshed but this is not possible unless all nations…
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The Ebola Ward (Video)
The #Ebola Ward (Video) face stream of sick people in remote hilltops #Monrovia #Liberia
Inside the Ebola Ward
Contributing video reporting curtesy of Ben C. Solomon, photography curtesy of Daniel Berehulak – For NYTimes.
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Tucked away in the forested hills of Bong County, Liberia, something strange has sprouted: a bright patch of makeshift blue tents and…
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Photojournalism: A Lens to the Front
Photojournalism at the Front A homegrown Iraqi photo agency is telling stories no one else can.
Contributing reporting curtesy of Pauline Eiferman, photography curtesy of Zmnako Ismael/Metrography – Ahmed/Metrography – Halwest Azad/Metrography – Pazhar Mohammad/Metrography – Hawre Khalid/Metrography -
When he arrived, Ahmed was still covered in dust. He was just back from the military base in…
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Ebola: Survivors at the frontline of the response [Gallery]
About #Ebola: Survivors at the frontline of the response [Gallery] For Partners @UNOCHA #ERN
Survivors at the frontline Posting For Partners; UN OCHA
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that over 650 people have survived the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in Sierra Leone. Far too many, however, have succumbed. In a climate of constant fear, pulling through Ebola comes with a heavy personal aftershock: a recent UNICEF survey of 1,400 households across the country shows that…
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ELWA 3, Largest #Ebola Management Center ever built #MSF ELWA 3 in Monrovia, Liberia, is the largest Ebola management center Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has ever built.
Op-Ed: The dark side of globalization 'Ebola'
Op-Ed: The dark side of globalization ‘Ebola’
‘Globalization’ – ‘Ebola’
As upcoming goals, the United Nations should enact basic sanitation, healthcare and governance in failed or collapsing states not simply because of moral concerns, but because of our own safety concerns.
You would think we would have learned to deal with globalization by now. Goods, services, people, and money, and occasionally, diseases, flow across borders at a…
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I volunteered to fight Ebola in Sierra Leone with MSF. Here’s what happened
I volunteered to fight Ebola in Sierra Leone with MSF. Here’s what happened
I volunteered to fight Ebola,
You pour the sweat out of your boots, see body bags and miracles, and constantly monitor your own health. Sierra Leone’s health system is in desperate trouble.
I’ve volunteered to go to west Africa because I heard that Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) was getting desperate for people.
When I tell Mary in HR, she says she has three questions: “1) Do you know that you…
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VIDEO: Who we are? This is a story for everyone to see
VIDEO: Who we are? This is a story for everyone to see
Morgan Freeman Narrates the Greatest Story of Our Generation.
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This 6 minute short film tells the story of the human journey at this critical moment in time. Of all the stories to belong to, this is the story to be a part of.
Don’t watch it from the sidelines. Don’t wait for the experts to figure it out. Ask yourself: how can I become one of the weavers of the story?…
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What has Aid done for Anyone? (VIDEO)
What has Aid done for Anyone? (VIDEO)
What has Aid done for Anyone? – ERN Friday’s & Monthy Python
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Ebola Survivor: I am living proof you can survive this disease. But my whole family is dead. Ebola survivor, Abdullai,
Video: Ebola Diaries (MSF Liberia)
Video: Ebola Diaries (MSF Liberia)
End of September 2014 photojournalist Daniel van Moll traveled to Liberia to cover the outbreak of Ebola and the situation on the ground on assignment for the German newspaper BILD.
The video gives insight to the enormous work of international health organizations like Doctors Without Borders who are operating the biggest Ebola Treatment Unit but also shows the struggle state health workers are…
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If you were always wondering about what and why happened in Ukraine, here is the answer
If you were always wondering about what and why happened in Ukraine, here is the answer
Mar 26, 2014 Donetsk Region
If you were always wondering about what and why happened in Ukraine before the conflict had erupt it might be watching this short reportage from the outskirts of the eastern Ukraine region city of Donetsk earlier this year. This is the closest as it gets to explaining to anybody who wasn’t there.
It’s sad and there is nothing to be added. This the it.
This is really…
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Global Health is a Social Justice Issue: An Emerging Movement
Global Health is a Social Justice Issue: An Emerging Movement
Global Health is a Social Justice Issue
quote that really captures the essence of my work and many others in the global health field is from The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. who said “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane.” For a person like him to make a point such as this says a lot. Sadder still is that it was said 50 years ago, and…
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Journalist in the Midst of Ebola
Journalist in the Midst of Ebola
Journalist in the Midst of Ebola How reporting on the disease from West Africa compares with covering war
At a bar in Freetown, Sierra Leone, a table of journalists wrestled with disturbing news: James Foley had been executed by ISIS. The discussion about a fallen colleague, though grim, briefly distracted them from the surrounding chaos.
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It was mid-August, almost five…
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AFP: Liberia bans journalists from Ebola centres
AFP: Liberia bans journalists from Ebola centres
Liberia said on Friday it was banning journalists from Ebola clinics, defying media rights campaigners who have warned panicked African governments against “muzzling” reporters in response to the crisis.
Government spokesman Isaac Jackson made the announcement as he was questioned on a radio phone in show about reporters being barred from covering a strike at a Monrovia Ebola treatment unit (ETU).
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WASHPOST: Could you use social media to track Ebola or Enterovirus?
Could you use social media to track Ebola or viruses? YES! #EbolaW @ebolaW #EbolaWatch #EbolaAlert http://j.mp/ZuTNQk #EarthCause
Social media to track Ebola
The spread of Ebola continues to garner attention after the first patient diagnosed on American soil died from the diseaseWednesday. But one local start-up sees an opportunity to monitor outbreaks — from allergies and stomach bugs, to Ebola and the Enterovirus — using social media. Sickweather is capitalizing on the era of oversharing by tracking posts about health…
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