The Engaged Eye of Mohamud Mohamed: Photo Gallery from Nairobi

Mohamud lives in Korogocho, one of the sprawling areas around Nairobi where more than one million poor people live in crowded handmade houses with few sanitary services, facilities or utilities.  Mohamud works with community groups on issues of food security, health, child welfare and safety….

Victoria Women in Black Silent Vigil February 2011

The recent events in Egypt show that people can create social change if they unite for peace & social justice. The activists who changed Egypt and ended 30 years of repression did not come together out of the blue. Women, workers, students, activists have been…

BEYOND PALESTINE 101: NADA ELIA AND ALI ABUNIMAH

Story and photos by Theresa Wolfwood NADA ELIA  CALLS  FOR ACTION “I am a black South African, and if I were to change the names, a description of what is happening in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank could describe events in South Africa.”…

Resistance in Palestine: The Canadian Connection

By Theresa Wolfwood Palestine and the Palestinians’ sixty–one years of struggle to regain the freedom of their homeland may seem distant to most Canadians and our problems, but on many levels, Canada and Canadians are abetting the oppression of Palestinian people. Every day our Canada…

From Gaza to the World: Gazans are People: Gazans are Palestinians: A report by Ramzy Baroud

Story and photos by Theresa Wolfwood In spite of the blockade on world media by the government of Israel, the news of the horrors of Gaza did get out to the world. Residents and a few foreign aid workers who had managed to enter during…