by Caroline Arnold, Common Dreams, USA - The costs of the Global War on Terrorism and most wars are borne by the poor, ignorant and...
by Sue Useem, Inside Indonesia, Australia - Like most of the sectarian conflict in Indonesia, Poso’s violence was drawn along religious lines. But it was...
by Farangis Najibullah, Radio Free Europe, Czech Republic - Sitting atop the world's second-largest gas and oil reserves, Iran earned an estimated $80 billion in...
by Clea Caulcutt and Angela Yeoh, France 24, France - The much-awaited “Angolagate” trial opens on Monday in Paris. High-profile French names, including Jean-Christophe Mitterrand...
by Itayi Garande, Zimbabwe Guardian, Zimbabwe - No matter how much negativity the process meets from the BBC or any other western media, the process...
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I love these projects.
www.kids-with-cameras.org was born out of a similar initiative and was documented in the Oscar winning film, Born Into Brothels.
Seeing the world through a child's lens is always somewhat of a pleasant shock to me because our society is so used to disregarding the wisdom inherent in children's perspectives. Unfettered by all the information and choices that adults must grapple with, and often just for basic survival, children offer a perspective and voice that we should all be celebrating.
Posted by Sarah | February 27, 2008 10:16 AM