Tag Archive: Peace Corps
October 12th, 2016 by Rachel | Tags: Peace Corps, Photo Essay, Photography | No Comments »
This is a photo essay showing a window of 12 hours of the world in which I lived for the past two years. Bamenda is a wild and chaotic city with an environment that is so different from the one in which I grew up. This project was inspired by a photo assignment I did […]
October 11th, 2016 by Rachel | Tags: Disability, Peace Corps, Persons with Disabilities of Cameroon, Photography | 1 Comment »
During the last seven months of my Peace Corps service, I am featuring photographs and stories of several persons with disabilities living in Cameroon. All the photos are part of a series called “Persons with Disabilities of Cameroon.” The goal of presenting photographs and their stories is to create better awareness about the plights that […]
October 6th, 2016 by Rachel | Tags: Disability, Peace Corps, Persons with Disabilities of Cameroon, Photography | No Comments »
During the last seven months of my Peace Corps service, I am featuring photographs and stories of several persons with disabilities living in Cameroon. All the photos are part of a series called “Persons with Disabilities of Cameroon.” The goal of presenting photographs and their stories is to create better awareness about the plights that […]
October 3rd, 2016 by Rachel | Tags: Food, Peace Corps, Second Goal | No Comments »
Shortly after I arrived in Bamenda almost two years ago, I showed Hilda and Ruth how to make pizza. Last month, I showed Hilda how to make brownies. Hilda asked me to show her again how to make Americans’ two beloved dishes and also teach her friends. So, I came to her house this past […]
October 3rd, 2016 by Rachel | Tags: Disability, Peace Corps, Sexual Reproductive Health | No Comments »
In the past couple months, I hosted several more Sexual Reproductive Health workshops. In this post, I am going to share two of the workshops because I was faced with a similar issue at both workshops. One workshop was done with a large group of deaf people. Regina Awafe, a deaf interpreter who also runs […]