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Production pictures from our time in Chiredzi, Zimbabwe, spent mostly with the Davy family (Elias Foundation Trust). We visited a blind ministry where partner’s of the Elias Fund give out food for the blind parents. Some time was also spent with Elias and his family, who is the reason the Fund was started.  Interviews were taken from the partners talking about their roles and some of the troubles they’ve had being in Zimbabwe. Roll over the pictures to see descriptions.

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Production photos from our time at Farming God’s Way, a micro agriculture organization that targets poor peasant farmers which make up over 85% of the continent. It’s located in Harare, Zimbabwe but their revolutionary techniques of farming are now practiced all over Africa. The Elias Fund hopes to bring this type of farming to many Zimbabwean’s who are jobless and looking not only to make money, but to feed their own families. Rollover the pics to see the descriptions.

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Here are some photos from our time with Youth Education Training (YET) in Kadoma, Zimbabwe. The Elias Fund has been partnering and sponsoring them to educate children who usually don’t have much of a chance otherwise. Rollover the pics to see the descriptions.

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Here are some pictures from our trip to the Albert Street School in Johannesburg, South Africa. Rollover each picture for a detail of what it is. I’ll be posting my thoughts about each part of the trip once I get back into the USA, there are many stories to be told.

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Tomorrow morning we start our journey to Johannesburg. I can’t wait to see places that I’ve never been and the people that make it so real. My excitement has been rising with every story told by either Scott or Eric, who’ve been to Zimbabwe more than Read more…

Introduction video for my trip to South Africa and Zimbabwe with the Elias Fund.

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So if you were interested in learning about the recent history of Zimbabwe, I’ve put together a breif timeline that will help you better understand the current situation and what has lead up to it. Read more…

Anthony Lee, Phil Gazely and I were all stuffed into a small hotel near the French embassy in Washington DC. We had a short night of sleep and woke up to a busy city on a warm late summer morning. Free the Slaves’ office was half way across town on the subway and Read more…

I don’t think i’ve ever experienced so many emotions at one time… nervous, scared, happy, excited, sad, angry, confused, overwhelmed, broken, compassionate, loving, desperate and completely unprepared. After a morning of filming and taking photos at Daughters of Cambodia Read more…