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Hunachaco, Peru
I was part of spearheading a project with FairMail Cards to work with low-income teens in a small seaside village in Peru. I held indoor and outdoor lessons on HDR (high-dynamic range) Photography. We printed the calendars and distributed them worldwide. I single-handedly raised hundreds of dollars for each teen to cover their tuition, uniform, and books for the following year.
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From Bondage to Freedom:
Sex Trafficked Survivor Stories
Bangkok, Thailand
This 2-year in the making documentary follows the story of two sex trafficked survivors who were trafficked from Uganda, and by coincidence tricked by the same recruiter. It was difficult to hear first hand how these women were tricked and psychologically manipulated into forced slavery. I only hope I did their stories any justice. If you are somehow moved, consider making a difference: https://www.nightlightinternational.com/get-involved/
Global Fund for Women
Annual Fundraiser
New York City
It was an honor to produce this event for Global Fund for Women, a non-profit that empowers women all over the world by distributing grants to grassroots organizations. for women. This video celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Global Fund for Women.
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With all the unreliable information around Covid-19, the only certainty is that a strong and healthy immune system lowers one’s vulnerability to infection. This has brought awareness of personal well-being to the forefront. Savvy travelers are seeking ways to optimize health, preventative measures to boost their immune systems and restorative holidays such as Wellness Travel or Medical Tourism. Read the full story HERE.
Due to the poor conditions of the bumpy dirt road, the 4x4 drive took four excruciating hours to Bukit Lawang, the gateway to Gunung Leuser National Park, known for the largest animal sanctuary of Sumatran orangutans. It was pitch black by the time I'd arrived. All I could hear was the rushing river that my place was situated along. I was given only one friendly tip and that was to leave all food items inside the tin container to keep the monkeys out. I was clearly in the jungle, finally! Read the full story HERE.
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