Waiting for care is a photographic essay of people waiting to be treated at a one day mobile medical clinic in the village of Dondon, Haiti. All the photographs were taken on November 9th, 2011. This collection of 13 images has recently been accepted to the Social Documentary website, dedicated to using the power of [...]
An open stairway climbs the outside back wall of a church in the village of Lorie, in rural northern Haiti. It leads to a low abutting roof, a gap in mason covered wood slats, and a view into the church. In November 2012, the church was transformed into a medical clinic run by the Haitian [...]
Six Veterans with disaster relief team from the Haitian Caribbean American Organization of Texas. In Honor of 6 extraordinary Vets, on VETERANS DAY - the heart and soul of a 17 member mobile medical team in northern Haiti. Today they begin a disaster relief mission after severe flooding killed 10 people over [...]
Reminders from the 3 days of torrential rain in southern of Haiti are many, compliments of Hurricane Sandy. A week before striking New York City, Sandy was parked just east of Haiti, sucking water from the Caribbean and dumping it back over the land. It was worst in the south, with upwards of 20 inches [...]
Portraits of Haiti - Patient at Lorie clinic. Native Americans and Alaskans account for 1.2% of the U.S. population. The rest of us are immigrants. HAPPY 4th of JULY! This woman was one of 1500 patients treated in five days at a mobile healthcare clinic in Haiti, run by the U.S based HACAOT.org. [...]
Quadruplets, Butaro Hospital – Partners in Health, Burera District, Rwanda. […]
The summit Mount Muhavura volcano is 4127 meters. The Rwandan village of Nyamucucu is too small to be found on most maps. An extinct volcano, Mount Muhavura, dominates the western sky. The eastern border with Uganda is unmarked, somewhere between Nyamucucu’s high ridge top and the lush valley below. Uganda [...]
Arthritis affects people worldwide - elders in Rwanda as well as the U.S. For the next three weeks I’ll be staying with my good friend Emmanuel, in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. The oldest in his family, Emmanuel willingly cares for his younger brothers and sisters, some nieces and nephews, and two adopted [...]
