As a High school student, I have the opportunity to travel to other parts of my country Liberia. During my travels, I saw the vulnerability of women, children, girls and above all those with challenges in our society. This in my opinion is rooted in how various cultures see these groups. Against this backdrop, I […]
The author When it comes to how someone can become a happy person in life, there are several schools of thought that I have heard about. 1. One of these schools of thought is that happiness depends on an individual’s wealth, 2. The other one is that happiness comes about by an individual looking at […]
A female volunteer at the Movement for the Promotion of Gender Equality in Liberia, (MOPGEL), a nonprofit organization, is encouraging women and girls to be part of sustainable advocacy to effect a change in their respective communities. Ms. Seyti Tarley, a volunteer Program Assistant at MOPGEL, said she was born in Sinoe County, one of […]
As part of ongoing global efforts to promote Gender Equality, which is aimed to provide women and girls’ opportunities that will bring them on par with their male counterparts, a Liberian-run non-profit organization based in the United States of America, has launched a photography project for women and girls in Liberia. The Movement for the […]
Topic: IT IS TIME TO SEEK HIS FACE TEXT: 2ND CHRONICLES 7: 14 IT’S BEYOND THE POWER OF MAN. Now….We are all coming to the realization of the Mightiness of God. We are now coming to the understanding of the fact of His Sovereignty over the Souls of men. We are now being compelled to […]
An emerging women and children rights campaigner, Theresa Gbalee Seka is calling on men and the Church in particular to be in the vanguard of propagating messages of Gender Equality in Liberia. Ms. Seka said the Holy Bible informs us that when God created man; He God realized that man needed helper. From the judgement […]
A female Liberian journalist is inspiring Liberian girls and women to stand up for their future for the empowerment of their selves and their communities. Ms. Dennise L. Nimpson, a broadcast journalist said Liberia is not different from other African countries including the United States when it comes to the challenges both women and girls […]
Our expedition is to fulfil the dream of a photojournalist who started telling the story of women, children, people with disabilities and other vulnerable in Liberia a decade ago. The dream created a column in the New Democrat Newspaper styled, “Eye for the News”. The column however was later transformed into a nonprofit with the […]
By JasenkaG / October 9, 2020 No matter how experienced you are in photography, chances are you have a couple of bad habits that can mess up your images, inhibit your creativity or make your post-processing routine rather complicated. The following 7 bad habits are quite common among photographers – do you suffer from one […]
CHYO! In today’s video we’ll be smashing out 10 new photography ideas in only 100 seconds! If you have any questions or comments be sure to leave them in the comments below and I’ll get back to you on the next Question of the Day (QOTD) or the next Q&A session! ALSO if you […]