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Title:Out of the Darkness
46 year old Nyamuchi Jol Luok receives preventative antibiotics for trachoma in Ngop, Unity State, Southern Sudan. Malaria Consortium is treating entire communities for the infectious eye disease trachoma, as part of the Neglected Tropical Disease Control Program. Trachoma is endemic in Unity State, spread primarily by flies and direct contact with infected hands or clothes. Left untreated, repeated trachoma infections result in permanent blindness.
Biography:
Jenn Warren is an award-winning documentary photographer based in Juba, Sudan, specializing in humanitarian & development projects. Her work has been published in the Sunday Times Magazine, Rolling Stone Mag, BBC News Online & AlJazeera, and more. Clients inc. Medecins sans Frontieres, UNHCR, UNICEF, USAID, DFID, British Council, WFP/PAM, Save the Children, UNESCO, CARE, PSI, ICRC, Amnesty International, National Democratic Institute & SafePoint Trust. Jenn teaches photography, and is proficient in Arabic and American Sign Language. Her photography is exhibited and collected... |
