Aziza Christmas party, Grey Building in background, on Dey Krahom. | 
outside Aziza schoolroom, November 2008 |
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inside Aziza classroom: Dr Annie's basic medical care course, attended by, among others, our teacher trainees. December 2008 | 
Post-eviction, Day 4.
Grey building on Right; formerly Dey Krahom on Left. |
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in front of Aziza School now. | 
through the Grey Building to yoga |
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not happy
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getting happier | 
no flies, no tractors, a little peace and quiet
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crawling through a tunnel of downdogs... you can imagine the pile of kids that resulted. | 
group critiques to follow individual feedback sessions |
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small, maybe, but she knows her colour theory. |
they've mastered the arts and crafts, and are determined to conquer the rope wall. |
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it's not quite realism, it's not quite expressionism.... | 
15 to a tuktuk |
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1 comment:
These are wonderful and vivid pictures. They show so clearly what the far-reaching impact on a community is (namely, on its children) of destructive adults (razing their houses) and of constructive adults (teaching them yoga and coloring). It is time we looked at all adult decisions (war, crime, politics, technology, diseases and cures) in terms of their effects on children, first.
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