Pulaku Preview Clip
Guida and I created a slick little preview for our upcoming endeavor.
Guida and I created a slick little preview for our upcoming endeavor.
We’re counting on your support! Help us share the stories of Fulani herders who are threatened by development and desertification.
It ain’t always easy gettin’ a smile…
Thank you for the incredible response from folks who want to donate equipment to the Beninese Cycling Team!
Coached by Peace Corps volunteers, the Ouessè Wildcats are Benin’s best (and, incidentally, the only) softball team.
A Pulaku Project Feature: Every Tuesday, trucks full of cattle from Mali and Burkina Faso descend on Parakou, along with numerous herds on foot.
Different adjustments can lead to vastly different moods in the same image.
We spent some time last week back in Goumori, visiting friends in the region’s Fulani camps.
As a former bicycle racer, I was intrigued one day by the sight of a young cyclist dodging potholes and mopeds on the congested streets of Cotonou.
The Fulani Photo Project: a documentary endeavor
Just south of Parakou city, in central Benin, lies a large stone outcropping. On this granite mound over a hundred women, children, and men, hammer stone into gravel. Meet the stone breakers of Parakou.
International Women’s Day is March 8th, 2010.
In celebration, Fiydafrik proudly presents his first music video: Femmes Au Pouvoir (“Women in Power”)
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