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Four talented photographers share their photos, visions and stories about struggle, survival, culture and beauty in Latin America.
Saturday, March 31 at Accents on Eglinton Bookstore (1790 Eglinton Ave. West) ,2:00pm-4:00pm.
ELIZABETH ARANIVA shares her images and observations from poverty reduction projects in Brazil, Guatemala and El Salvador. Elizabeth Araniva is a Biologist and International Development worker who has witnessed the transformations and beauty of these countries during the last 6 years.
ZILIA CASTRILLON shares her photos on Self-determination and Displacement in Colombia. Zilia Castrillon is a passionate freelance photographer and journalist interested in issues of environmental and social justice in Latin America. Zilia holds a Master of Arts in Humanitarian Assistance from Tufts University, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
SILVIA SARAPURA & GUILLERMO YUPANQUI share their photos from Peru and their experiences in photo and video-participatory research. Silvia Sarapura is a PhD Candidate in the Rural Studies Interdisciplinary Program at the University of Guelph. Guillermo Yupanqui is a grassroots researcher and photographer.
For more information contact Roxana at [email protected]
Saturday, March 31 at Accents on Eglinton Bookstore (1790 Eglinton Ave. West) ,2:00pm-4:00pm.
ELIZABETH ARANIVA shares her images and observations from poverty reduction projects in Brazil, Guatemala and El Salvador. Elizabeth Araniva is a Biologist and International Development worker who has witnessed the transformations and beauty of these countries during the last 6 years.
ZILIA CASTRILLON shares her photos on Self-determination and Displacement in Colombia. Zilia Castrillon is a passionate freelance photographer and journalist interested in issues of environmental and social justice in Latin America. Zilia holds a Master of Arts in Humanitarian Assistance from Tufts University, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
SILVIA SARAPURA & GUILLERMO YUPANQUI share their photos from Peru and their experiences in photo and video-participatory research. Silvia Sarapura is a PhD Candidate in the Rural Studies Interdisciplinary Program at the University of Guelph. Guillermo Yupanqui is a grassroots researcher and photographer.
For more information contact Roxana at [email protected]