Being Paralyzed But Doing Something That I Can First
"To me it's okay if I lost my legs. Even if I lost the ability to walk, I'm just thankful that I'm still alive. I have my hands, I have…
A five month photo project documenting the real lives of the survivors since the aftermath, locating families in rural areas and aid for communities affected by the Nepal Earthquake in 2015.
Children Wanting Solar Lights For Reading | Nepal Earthquake
We walked around with bags full of solar lights and handed them out to those elderly and mother with babies. We went to an emergency camp site in Kathmandu where…
A Teacher Who Lost Everything | Nepal Earthquake
It was a big day in my life, after the earthquake here in Nepal. I didn't have any expectations on what it will be like spending 24 hours in a…
Mother’s Cry For Help In IDP Earthquake Camp In Kathmandu
"We have no where to go. I'm trying to gather five to seven families here to rent a piece of land nearby, so we can start building our new home.…
Helpless Gurung Child | Voices Of Nepal
Title: Helpless Gurung Child At the village north of Dhading, a Gurung child looks out from her door when a relief aid team passes by, while her mother stands by…
Building Homes at 80, After Nepal Earthquake
"Tell me why are you always helping others to build their shelters?" "I help them build it so later they will help build mine. Because I know I'm old and…
Blind Tamang Harvesting in Jharlang, Nepal
Tamang people in Jharlang. A local working on his corn harvest. He is partially blind and deaf, yet he sits here daily preparing his harvest for the week. In the…
My Days During Aid Relief After The Nepal Earthquake
Series of some moments captured during my second trip to Hokse, Palanchok. A mountain village where the earthquake had destroyed most of the houses and many lives. A grass-root volunteer…
My Name Means Light | Voices Of Nepal
I met her at a yearly festival called 'Gai Jatra' where they celebrate the death of a loved one. This year they paraded with pictures of more children, more parents…
The Bihar, Teenage Mother | Voices Of Nepal
"I am 18 and I have 2 kids. My first child is three years old." She is from Bihar, India. She lives in this basement home, underground, renting it of…
The Hokse Student | Voices Of Nepal
The Hokse Student. Thousands of children in Nepal have been effected after their schools were destroyed by the earthquake. Today many of them go to make shift schools, temporary sheds…
The Hokse Farmer | Voices Of Nepal
The Hokse Farmer - Nepal. Terraced farming on the foothills of the mountains is a common sight in many of the villages in Nepal. Many of this farmers livelihoods were…
Little Secret Affairs at Hokse, Palanchok | Nepal Earthquake
Hokse in Palanchok, also nicknamed "Kidney Village' as almost everyone in this small village has sold a kidney or knows someone who has. I've heard rumors of some who have…
Left Out To Be Homeless | Voices Of Nepal
"I've been staying here all my life. My children use to live with me in this house. But now they moved out and live by themselves in a shelter. My…
The Wooden Doll | Voices Of Nepal
Did you live here? "Yes, this was my home. Look at it now, first the top floor collapsed and then the whole thing came down." "Where were you when the…
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