In my last post, I wrote about my friend and former colleague Musa John and described a brief period of his life in the Nuba Mountain’s of Sudan. I purposely kept the post short because I wanted to allow anyone reading the chance to gradually get to know the people and places that I have...
A few weeks ago I worked with NY-based Nepali journalist Kashish Das Shrestha on a piece about Bhutanese families who resettled to Canada from refugee camps in Nepal. Since fleeing ethnic persecution in the early nineties, more than 100,000 Bhutanese have been living in the Nepali camps with little hope of returning home. Starting in...
Welcome all! So, here it is. To all of those who checked this site for news from my travels only to find a perpetually blank page – thank you for remaining inexplicably supportive despite the vague and sporadic updates of my whereabouts. It may be later than hoped, but I would like to start regularly...
Part 2: A look at brand name clothes and the women who make them
May 6, 2012
What not to wear: a look at brand name clothes and the women who make them
Apr 7, 2012
Jakarta Streets
Mar 28, 2012
Cambodian monk brings his activism to Montreal’s Khmer community
Feb 27, 2012
Displaced from Borei Keila
Jan 15, 2012