I took this photo in July 2009 in Kehehe, Niger. I was at my friend, Shaouda's house. She is the head women's leader of the village. Haoua is holding her son, Moussa. Her mother Shaouda is with baby Mubarak. Hadjara is in the background...
I took this photo in March 2009 in Kehehe, Niger. Ibrahim is holding a bucket of hura. Hura is a drink made of millet and milk; it is the main meal for most Nigeriens each day.
Each year to celebrate Ramadan, there was a parade and camel races in honor of the Sultan of Illela. These men are the minstrels riding ahead of the Sultan, announcing his arrival. Illela was renown for its horses. Following the camel race...
This was a volunteer get together in Bayaguana, Dominican Republic, in 1967. The gentleman to the right of Aaron Williams is the respected Director of Education for the district, Senor de los Santos.
This is one of the families I worked with in the aldea of Atulapa, Esquipulas, Guatemala. Happy children each with a fish! The picture was taken c. 1987.
Work; Water and sanitation; Host community friends
The girl pictured in this photo is fetching water from the TAMASCO Dam in Tamale, N/R Ghana - where I was working with the Carter Center, International Aid, and a group of Masters of Engineering students from MIT on household water treatment...
Three of my best students studied long into the night preparing for their WASSCE (West African Secondary School Certificate Examination). The three students pictured are from Nakpanduri Business Secondary School in Nakpanduri, N/R, Ghana - where I...
The woman in the picture is seated at her stand at the open-air Nakpanduri market in northeastern Ghana. She is selling hot red peppers or "peppe" and fresh okra - two staples in the Ghanaian diet, especially as ingredients in the soups and stews...
I hiked from my village on foot to my nearest PC neighbor. Along the way I took a break with this nice man and pet his newborn goat. He was washing for prayer
This is my girl's club, Club de Muchachas, in El Limon, Nicaragua, in Nueva Segovia close to the Honduran border. This area later became known as "Contra country" after the revolution. These girls took up leadership roles in their community, and...
Taking a break on a hot day in Rokupr, Sierra Leone, 1977. I had made my rounds to local farmers and stopped to pick up my mail and visit a friend over lemonade at the Titanic club. How hot was it? No thermometers, we didn't want to know!