Flag Day Parade, Zanmi Lasante, Cange, Haiti. May 18, 2009
Author Archives: Pradip Malde
Turning The Wall – a Trench Town journey
Paul Boggle wall mural, 1st Streeet and West Road, West Trench Town, 2011. This project is finally done. It is the result of about two years-worth of photographing on my p[art, and almost twenty years or more of Dixon Myers’ community work in and around the district of Trench Town in Kingston. Turning the Wall [...]
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Save NGO Sec. from Itself (and Haiti from the NGOs)
Part II: Save NGO Sec. from Itself (and Haiti from the NGOs) http://open.salon.com/blog/timotuck/2010/03/10/part_ii_save_ngo_sec_from_itself_and_haiti_from_the_ngos
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Despite Rape and Abject Poverty, Haiti’s Women Hold the Power for Change
Despite Rape and Abject Poverty, Haiti’s Women Hold the Power for Change http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ingrid-arnesen/despite-rape-and-abject-p_1_b_1459271.html
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Teaching Photography in Haiti
Kenia Pierre Dominique – Timoun yo desfavorises (The unwanted children) I have created a web page with notes and resources for a talk I give tomorrow about teaching photography in Haiti. The above image is from a series about children who are, effectively, given away into indentured service because their families cannot afford to feed [...]
Tasveer Online Interview about portraiture and India
Tasveer is a gallery complex in India, and has recently published an online interview about my portrait work from ‘Prayer and Despair‘. This is the first of a two-part interview. … Read the Tasveer article with images… Nathaniel Gaskell of Tasveer: To begin with, please can you tell us a little bit about the series: [...]
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Whites Only in Color
White Men’s Toilet Room,in an old factory building February, 2012 It’s that time of year when the USA focuses on particular aspects of its history, reflects upon and recognizes the pain of racism, and honors its African heritage. The burden of having to live and be treated according to social stigma is still with us, [...]
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