Mike Driver
YOU ARE THE REASON
shark vs the universe
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if i look back, i am lost
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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EXPECTATIONS
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One of the few to have a mosquito net, a displaced family who fled the recent fighting between government and rebel forces in Bor by boat across the White Nile, sit under it after waking up in the morning in the town of Awerial, South Sudan on Jan. 2, 2014.
[Credit : Ben Curtis/AP]
#mytribeissouthsudan, #wewantpeace, My Tribe is South Sudan, We Want Peace, south sudan, reconciliation, peace, unity, juba, jubacrisis, jonglei
A Thanksgiving story: A ‘Lost Boy’ and the kindness of strangers
As bombs fell on a Sudanese village, an anonymous hand reached out of the chaos and saved 3-year-old Peter Ter. The odyssey that followed – wandering the globe along with thousands of other Sudanese ‘Lost Boys’ – would be as remarkable for the kindness of strangers as it would be for the boy’s resilience.
Bishop Taban's compelling story.
January 15, 2011 - Juba, South Sudan: A elections monitor from the African Union, watches the counting of the votes of the referendum for independence of South Sudan, at a polling station in central Juba. (Paulo Nunes dos Santos)
haboba, grandmother // tocar // sudan
A woman prepared tea at an outdoor shop in Abyei. Residents of the flashpoint region claimed by both Sudan and South Sudan voted Monday in an unofficial referendum to decide which country they belong to, a move the African Union has warned is a ‘threat to peace.’ Goran Tomasevic/Reuters
Juba in the Making
There are people who have had their head put to the ground so that you can raise your head up high. There are people who have been stripped naked so you can live decently. There are people who have lost their eyes so you can see. There are people who have been imprisoned so you can live freely. There are people who have died so you can live.” -Bahia Shehab
Matot (male, mid- to late-twenties)
Arab/Muslim name: Bakhit Abdullah
Escaped: March 2013
I remember the South a little, but I know nothing about it. I was just a toddler when I was kidnapped. Arab cattle keepers came to my house when my parents were away and took me. They put me...
In Yuai, #SouthSudan, the youth from the Lou Nuer tribe are on their way back from cattle raiding in Pibor County. After weeks in the bush, they spend a few days in the village to celebrate their coming back. On the agenda, alcohol, gun shots, and cigarets, before heading back to their village © Camille Lepage - All rights reserved 2013
God Grew Tired Of Us [Full Documentary]
a 2006 documentary film about three of the "Lost Boys of Sudan", a group of some 25,000 young men who have fled the wars in Sudan since the 1980’s, and their experiences as they move to the United States."
Sudan’s Smartest Girl (Daily Beast)
Tagwa al-Hum earned the highest marks on her country’s national exams—but fighting drove her family to a refugee camp with no secondary schooling.
“When I grow up and go to university and achieve the dream that I dream,” she says, “the first story that I will write will be about the life we are living today—the war and air raids and all kinds of bombs. The children starving and the bitterness of war and death everywhere and all the evil we live through. I will write about every bad thing I saw in my life.”
“Refugee children are incredibly vulnerable to developing vaccine-preventable diseases, so why do we keep hearing the players in the global vaccination community tell us these kids aren’t their problem?” asked Kate Elder, vaccines policy advisor at MSF’s Access Campaign. Read more
A South Sudanese model prepares backstage during the second edition of Festival for Fashion and Arts for Peace, featuring three South Sudanese designers, in the capital Juba on August 10, 2013.
[Credit : Andreea Campeanu/Reuters]
In Yuai, South Sudan, a young boy from the Lou Nuer tribe has come back from the frontline of Pibor, where he fought and cattle raid the Murle tribe in Jonglei state. © Camille Lepage - All rights reserved 2013
Nzara, South Sudan
I’ll be in this tiny village for the next two weeks working on a narrative film about a Ugandan LRA (child) soldier defecting, and the difficulty a Zande community has in accepting him. We will cast, rehearse, shoot, and edit the film here. It will then be screened in a number of Zande communities around South Sudan and partnered with workshops that address trauma and forgiveness. One of the main goals of the project is to establish “defection safe spots" for soldiers who wish to escape. The project is part of Mobile Cinema.
