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2016 Recap

December 20, 2016

We've been blessed this year to get to travel around the world telling stories for our clients. Here's a quick recap from our favorite projects from each month of 2016.

In January we traveled to Zimbabwe for Ground Media to film a story about Loyce who is alive today because of The Global Fund. She was born HIV positive and before the age of 10, she lost both her parents and her brother. Loyce didn’t start receiv

In February we traveled to Rwanda with CARE to visit their adolescent girls empowerment program, Keeping Girsl in School (KGAS). The Government of Rwanda has a policy framework to ensure fee-free, nine year basic education for all Rwandan children.

In March, we photographed portraits of beneficiaries of Hillsong Africa Foundation's programs in South Africa.  Hillsong Africa Foundation is a non-profit organization that was born out of the charity arm of Hillsong Church in Cape Town, Sou

In April we travelled on a Learning Tour to Benin with a delegation from CARE's Action Network Fellowship to see firsthand how investments in maternal health and family planning are reducing maternal mortality and combatting poverty.

In May, we flew to Bangladesh to film a story on how USAID is improving workers rights in garment factories.  With the income Shahara, 28, makes sewing blazers in Dhaka, she supports her parents, husband and two sons. She had to leave the comf

When there is a tsunami, information people receive in the first five minutes can save lives. In June, we flew to Indonesia to film a story on how Dr. Harkunti and her team are improving the tsunami warning system in Indonesia.  Watch the film

In July, we traveled to Mozambique for MSF to document  the HIV epidemic that won't stop.  Read the story and see the photos at:  http://www.namuh.org/stories/cant-stop

In August we traveled to Malawi to document how a farmer built an irrigation system for his community.  Watch the film at:  http://www.namuh.org/case-studies/wilfreds-leap-of-faith

In September we travelled on a Learning Tour to Cote d'Ivoire with a delegation of French Ministers of Parliament to learn about CARE's work to empower women in the West African Country.  View more of the photos at:  http://www.namuh.org/

Bangladesh has one of the largest primary education systems in the world with close to 20 million primary school aged children. However, only 10% of primary school children have the ability to read at their grade level.  "It is especially impo

In November 2016 we joined a U.S. congressional delegation on a unique learning tour with CARE to Niger to explore the importance of emergency and short-term food and nutrition security.

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