Ghetto Classics Project
Niger, Agadez, camion of migrants leaving the town an crossing the desert
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Ghetto Classics

The Ghetto Classics Project was started in June 2009 in a partnership between the Art of Music and the Kutoka Network – a network of parishes and organizations working in the urban slums, working to creates policies and new plans to help slum dwellers work their way out of poverty. The Ghetto Classics project encompasses [...]

Agadez Migrante

Agadez (Niger) è alle porte del Sahara. Da qui passano i migranti di tutta l’Africa nera che cercano fortuna in Libia e che poi, da qui, si imbarcano verso l’Italia sfidando le onde del Meditteraneo. Ad Agadez arrivano da tutta l’Africa: Sengal, Guinea, Benin, Togo, Cameroun, Nigeria. E ad Agadez sono tornati i migranti in [...]

A network of women

A journey to Bolivia to meet those women’s associations that work with fair trade. Interviews with Martha Poma, vicepresident of Bolivian senate, Bertha Blanco, councillor of El Alto and Roberta Boscoso, ex-minister of commerce. The video has been realized with the support of Regione Veneto within its project Veneto Equo and with the cooperatives Pace [...]

Guerrilla Gardening

“Guerrilla Gardening is the illicit cultivation of someone else’s land. And typically it’s land which is neglected to start with, until guerrilla gardeners come along and make it their own.” Richard Reynolds, founder of guerrillagardening.org It is a war against the ugly and the abandoned land. Going out when it is dark, a raid to [...]

From the Blog

Feb
23
Posted by Marco on September 21st, 2011 at 6:36 pm
I was just going through some old images and this one caught my eye: [...]
Jan
17
Posted by Marco on September 21st, 2011 at 6:36 pm
A while ago I have been asked to contribute to YO!, the magazine of the European Youth Forum, and I have been happy to help. Here the spreads, with photographs from my after jugo project: [...]
Apr
21
Posted by Marco on September 21st, 2011 at 6:36 pm
I found a link to this article on the always-great Duckrabbit blog. Benjamin mentioned a very good point. To do a good interview you need to be in the right frame of mind: empathize and think that y [...]