10 Apr 2008 - In the News, Other
A double-shot of inspiration: check out Live Hope Love and the Sun Sentinel’s AIDS Orphans expose. These are two great multimedia sites exploring AIDS in the Carribean and provide an artistic and emotional glimpse into the issue affecting hundreds of thousands of children. Help us to act. Send in your photo.
Live Hope Love is a multimedia reporting project by Kwame Dawes (commissioned by the Pulitzer Center). The site brings together poetry, essays, documentaries, short video interviews, music, and photography to explore the AIDS crisis in the Caribbean. In the video below, poet and writer Kwame Dawes who returns to the country of his youth to speak with Jamaicans about the impact HIV has had on them and their country.
The Sun Sentinel’s multimedia piece, and four-part expose on AIDS Orphans in the Caribbean and Florida. Through several videos and articles, they provide a detailed look into the impact of AIDS of tens of thousands of children in the Caribbean.
These sites are terrific resources providing a glimpse into the issue. Help us to act. Send in your photo.
