It was a great privilege and honour getting to work with the amazing @hope_intl recently.
We visited a Maasai community living in Arusha National Park in Tanzania and got to see firsthand the impact that Hope’s savings groups are having in that area.
Here are some photos I took whilst we were there doing interviews with the community.
Faces of Indonesia
Rubber tapping in the village.
Rubber tapping is the process by which latex is collected from a rubber tree. The latex is harvested by slicing a groove into the bark of the tree with a hooked knife and peeling back the bark.
Rubber tapping is not damaging to the forest, as it does not require the tree to be cut down in order for the latex to be extracted.
#indonesia #facesofindonesia #rubbertapping #forest #humanitarianphotography #ngophotography
It’s one thing being a refugee, it’s another being a refugee mother. Finding safety not just for yourself but your children too, who are looking to you for answers you don’t always have.
Here’s one of the strong Burmese mothers seeking refuge on the border of Thailand. Honour to refugee mothers around the world and honour to @globalchildadv for giving support to such heroes.
We love working with organisations like @globalchildadv who are passionate about supporting families and doing all they can to keep them together not separate them. Many facing the realities of poverty feel they can’t give their child what they need and therefore feel the only way is to give them up to orphanages.
But GCA believes in the power of family and helps bring the support needed to stop a mother facing an impossible choice and keep children in family. ❤️
Some of the incredible coffee farmers we got to meet the other week whilst shooting for @kulaproject in Rusasa, Rwanda. So much care, hard work and attention goes into your cup of coffee 🌱💚
#coffee #rwanda #kula #photography #photographer #humanitarian #womeninbusiness #womenempowerment
