The not too recent news of Chinese authorities crackdown on those who applied to “legally” protest at the special venues set up throughout Beijing during the games has finally sunk down deep into my soul. I’m left with a rotten taste in my mouth that no amount of Olympic spirit can wash away.
To be...
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I was using a camera since I was 6 years old, practiced and studied photography throughout highschool and college, and worked for several years in developing classes that used photography as an educational tool. These years of experience were going to help me plan...
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My time living and teaching here has made me think about the differences between education here and in America. Truly I’m just starting to see them so there is no way I can do an analysis, review or big thesis type paper with references...
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Yeah! I can start to talk endlessly about my life to nobody in particular again. Thank you CCCP or whatever you like to call yourselves.
Summer’s rapidly ending, bringing in...
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These are some quotes by Paulo Freire that are incredibly important to me:
“Creativity needs to be stimulated, not only at the level of student’s individuality, but also at the...
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I’m starting this blog as a way to record my thoughts and experiences as I finish school and start a career as a photojournalist working abroad, thus the title....
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