A Celebration of Canadian Western Heritage, Culture, and Community spirit / July 2017.
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Nicolas Dupont-Aignan is running for President with ‘Debout La France’, a ‘Gaullist’ and Eurosceptic political party. Nicolas Dupont-Aignan NDA2017
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A selection of several photo reportages on assignment for The New York Times. Photo Stories UAE Dubai
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Nyarugusu Refugee Camp Tanzania is located about 150km from the Lake Tanganyiaka in the Western Province of Kigoma, Tanzania and near the Burundian border. As one of the largest refugee camp in the world, it is hosting an estimated 130,000 people from Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Several international agencies such as […]
In Palestine, the NGO Mercy Corps commits to delivering emergency response care (especially in Gaza Strip), to provide mentoring and one-on-one tutoring for children and young adults, as well as to expand employment opportunities in internet technology. Startups and Entrepreneurship are encouraged as a way to improve the quality of life for a […]
Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world. Half of the population (27.5 million people) live on less than $2 per day. Less than 30% of the rural population have access to electricity, not to mention the significant blackouts which are common in the rainy season. Since 1991, the NGO Read […]
Five years after the outbreak of the armed conflict in Syria, there are more than 450,000 Syrian displaced children in Lebanon, between the ages of three and fourteen years old according to the UNHCR. While refugees live in Informal Tented Settlements (ITS) across the border region, efforts from the Ministry of Education and […]
Assignment for the French newspaper Le Monde during the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. Simon Roger wrote a story about Masdar, the City of the Future. The city project built next to the Abu Dhabi International Airport is designed by the British firm Foster and Partners. It is based on renewable energy sources including […]
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More than six months after the announcement of Nkurunziza seeking a controversial third term, Burundi and the capital Bujumbura are still experiencing a state of unrest. In recent weeks, there has been an increase of violence within the subcentral neighborhoods, and the unstable situation is deteriorating quickly. Gunfires and grenades can be heard almost every night, […]
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Behind the scene of the fashion show that brought 20 top African designers together. Organized by Hub of Africa.
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During the summer 2015, many refugees have preferred the ‘Balkans route’ to make their way into the EU. Up to 3,000 are estimated to be illegally crossing borders every day.
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