Browsing articles from "February, 2010"

The Daily Foto: Father & Daughter

Feb 3, 2010   //   Cambodia, Daily Foto  //  Comments Off

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Phodographer Emily Meader near Siem Reap, Cambodia, Dec. 2009

This father is helping his young daughter pose for her first photograph. New phodographer for Dog Meets World Emily Meader is volunteering for a year in Cambodia! You can add Dog Meets World to your next travel to areas of need.

The Daily Foto: Memories from Haiti

Feb 1, 2010   //   Daily Foto, Haiti  //  Comments Off

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Phodographer Brittany Lane seen in Cite Soleil, Haiti, April 2009

destruction-haitiSee what remains of the beautiful turquoise walls of this church compound in Cite Soleil after the devastating earthquake last month. Among all the endless immediate needs, the need to rebuild schools and educate will loom as well. Pictures capture memories of happier times. Dog Meets World volunteers took and printed over 700 pictures last April, most to first time recipients. Help Haiti restore and rebuild.

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Praise for DMW

"Participating in Dog Meets World was a truly magical experience, bringing joy and wonderment to all I met."

John Carr, Phodographer across South America

"Dog Meets World unleashes the power of photography as a diplomatic and personal tool in building connections among the people of the world. It embeds a memory in photographer and subject alike."

Prof. Patrick Fleming, Fulbright scholar & Phodographer Cambodia & Kyrgzystan

"You will never know just how important that photo will be long after it is taken and given."

Delores Barr Weaver, co-owner Jacksonville Jaguars

"Dog Meets World went over fabulously in my village. It is a perfect option for Peace Corps volunteers like myself. I like the Foto dog mascot, kids like it, and it is a representation of the peace and the ideas of the project."

Kristen Woodruff, Phodographer Costa Rica

"The kids are absolutely loving Dog Meets World. For a majority, these were the first images of themselves that they have ever owned."

Marti Johnson, Phodographer Uganda