Liberia After Ebola Aliza Waxman Photography

Liberia After Ebola - ALIZA WAXMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

Liberia After Ebola - ALIZA WAXMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Liberia after ebola aliza waxman photographycreate your own unique website with customizable templates. In the middle of the devastating ebola outbreak last year, one photographer set out to sierra leone and liberia to help the disease's survivors tell their stories.

Liberia After Ebola - ALIZA WAXMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

Liberia After Ebola - ALIZA WAXMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Her work has taken her to south africa, swaziland, botswana, kenya, liberia, tanzania, ethiopia, zambia, nigeria and cote d'ivoire, enabling her to pursue her mission to document the true beauty of africa and its diverse cultures through photography. The 47 year old photographer spent a month documenting some of liberia’s darkest hours – his harrowing images forever seared in readers’ minds. Three years on, a reporter and ebola survivor speaks to some of the liberians who were affected by the 2014 outbreak. Getty images' john moore traveled to liberia's capital after the world health organization described the ebola epidemic there as "catastrophic.".

Liberia After Ebola - ALIZA WAXMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

Liberia After Ebola - ALIZA WAXMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Three years on, a reporter and ebola survivor speaks to some of the liberians who were affected by the 2014 outbreak. Getty images' john moore traveled to liberia's capital after the world health organization described the ebola epidemic there as "catastrophic.". In this sunday sept. 28, 2014 file photo, residents of the st. paul bridge neighborhood wearing personal protective equipment, take a man suspected of carrying the ebola virus to the island clinic in monrovia, liberia. Photographer goes inside liberia's ebola ravaged slums. Photographer john moore captures portraits of several in liberia who have recovered after contracting ebola and explains the challenges they face in returning to their lives. Liberia wants things to change, but there is not enough money to provide a comprehensive health service. at the end of march 2019, simulations of an epidemic showed that the virus would be detected immediately.

Ebola crisis: Photographer John Moore chronicles the outbreak in Liberia