Darfur: Photojournalists Respond
Darfur: Photojournalists Respond
A young boy looks over the remains of his house after janjaweed Arab militias attacked the village. This boy A young boy looks over the remains of his house after janjaweed Arab militias attacked the village. This boy’s family had to stay in the area because they had no animals to make the week-long journey to the border, and some members of the family were too old to walk. They hid for months, surviving on little food. With the area now under the control of the Sudanese Liberation Army they fee
A young boy looks over the remains of his house after janjaweed Arab militias attacked the village. This boy A young boy looks over the remains of his house after janjaweed Arab militias attacked the village. This boy’s family had to stay in the area because they had no animals to make the week-long journey to the border, and some members of the family were too old to walk. They hid for months, surviving on little food. With the area now under the control of the Sudanese Liberation Army they fee
Young girls at a camp for internally displaced persons in Kass, Darfur. Courtesy, Ron Haviv/VII Photos
Young girls at a camp for internally displaced persons in Kass, Darfur. Courtesy, Ron Haviv/VII Photos
Women and malnourshed children at the Kalma camp for internally diplaced persons. Courtesy, Pep Bonet/Panos Pictures
Women and malnourshed children at the Kalma camp for internally diplaced persons. Courtesy, Pep Bonet/Panos Pictures
A young woman in the Kalma camp. Courtesy, Pep Bonet/Panos Pictures
A young woman in the Kalma camp. Courtesy, Pep Bonet/Panos Pictures
La exposición “Darfur: los fotoperiodistas responden” en el Museo del Holocausto de Houston presenta 30 fotografías de ocho fotógrafos, quienes participaron en el libro “Darfur: veinte años de guerra y genocidio en Sudán”, creada en colaboración con Proof: Media for Social Justice, Amnistía Internacional y el Museo del Holocausto de Houston y editada por Leora Kahn.
Esta exposición está asegurada gracias a la generosidad de Gainer, Donnelly & Desroches, L.L.P.; Bridgeway Foundation; Sterling Family Foundation; The Simmons Foundation; The Wortham Foundation; Nightingale Code Foundation; Paula Sperber Siegel; Mimi y Gary Wasserberg; y Mixed Emotions Fine Art; con un agradecimiento especial a Continental Airlines, aerolínea oficial del Museo del Holocausto de Houston.
