Operation Recovery: The War on Food Waste

Waste—it’s a part of daily life in American homes, stores and restaurants nationwide. We throw away a shocking amount of food. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 25 percent of all food produced yearly is thrown away. Jonathan Bloom, author of the blog Wastedfood.com, says Americans are pretty good at …
Aug 11, 2010 | Categories:Multimedia, Photo Essay, Stories | Tags: food recovery, nonprofit, Washington D.C. | Leave A Comment »
Living and Growing in Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – In the district of Praça Onze, around the corner from Rua Marquês de Sapucaí where the world-famous Rio Carnaval makes its annual procession, the presence of Crescer e Viver, or “Living and Growing,” is unmistakable with its prominent blue-and-white striped circus tent. The tent is fenced off in an almost [...]
Jun 02, 2009 | Categories:Photo Essay, Stories, Writing | Tags: Brazil, Crescer e Viver, Favela, NGO, Rio de Janeiro | Leave A Comment »
No First Name: A Tibetan in Exile

When Tsering Dolma first arrived in New York City in 2004, she barely spoke a word of English. She came only with a determination to survive and support her family still living in the Tibetan refugee villages of India. Like many other older, less-educated Tibetan women in exile, she went to work as a nanny [...]
Oct 29, 2006 | Categories:Multimedia, Photo Essay, Stories | Tags: Brooklyn, New York, Refugee, Tibet, Tibet in exile, Tibetan Culture | Leave A Comment »
