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I exist: eUROPEAN sTORIES OF ISLAMOPHOBIA
by Tanya Habjouqa, Nina Berman, Olga Kravets, Benedicte Kurzen & Sebastian Liste.
Regenerative Agriculture in Côte d'Ivoire
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Advanced Visual Storytelling: Côte d'Ivoire
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Visualising the Climate Crisis: South East Asia
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Visualising Regenerative Agriculture:
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Open Call: NOOR Visual Storytelling Educational Programme on regenerative agriculture in Côte d’Ivoire
Visualising Climate Crisis: Central Europe
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In the second DISPATCH by NOOR, Italian photojournalist Yuri Segalerba explores the spread of dengue fever in Nepal’s Himalayan districts and the impact of a changing climate on communities living at high altitudes. He also shares insights into his process in an interview with NOOR.
© Andrea Savorani Neri, 2020, portrait of an old woman, painting by Salvatore Valeri, circa 1915, Stefano Neri private collection
Berom men from Vom try to extract tin from former mining dumps, in Dogo Nahawa, Plateau State, not far from Jos, Nigeria, the 22nd of December 2011. Plateau State and Jos have been the epicentre of sectarian violence which occurred repeatedly over the past ten years in the region of the Middle Belt. The roots of sectarian violence are many : access to ressources, power struggle, ethnicity etc...
I exist: eUROPEAN sTORIES OF ISLAMOPHOBIA
by Tanya Habjouqa, Nina Berman, Olga Kravets, Benedicte Kurzen & Sebastian Liste.