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instead of having a christmas party for our department, we celebrated the holidays with these kids at Philippine Children's Medical Center...it was worth the time and effort!
I find this little girl very interesting. Her facial expression and her cuteness. Too bad she's one of the less fortunate kids here in our country
One of the winners of the Front Page Photo Contest # 2
instead of having a christmas party for our department, we celebrated the holidays with these kids at Philippine Children's Medical Center...it was worth the time and effort!
The photograph captures a poignant moment of vulnerability. A homeless man, slumped against the seat of a public transportation bus in Oxnard, California, appears to be lost in a troubled sleep. His weary posture and the subtle tension in his features suggest a life marked by hardship and uncertainty. The scene evokes a sense of both sadness and a quiet desperation, highlighting the invisible struggles faced by many individuals living on the margins of society.
In behalf of the TIPSters, I would like to thank Black Pencil Project Org for giving us the opportunity to help them with their noble works. It has been a very fullfulling experience to be of service to others especially to the locals of Dumalneg, Ilocos Norte, the Isnegs.
I'll be posting more related photos these coming days.
instead of having a christmas party for our department, we celebrated the holidays with these kids at Philippine Children's Medical Center...it was worth the time and effort!
This image is excerpted from a U.S. GAO report:
www.gao.gov/products/GAO-16-51
VA BENEFITS: Increasing Outreach and Measuring Outcomes Would Improve the Post-9/11 GI Bill On-the-Job Training and Apprenticeship Programs
a) Generally this process occurs after each month of work, however, it can occur retroactively for a number of months.
b) In the case of the apprenticeship program, apprenticeship sponsors generally certify hours worked.
instead of having a christmas party for our department, we celebrated the holidays with these kids at Philippine Children's Medical Center...it was worth the time and effort!
This is obviously an over-exposed image... I was eager to shoot this young lady standing on the street that I never bother checking my camera....I forgot to change the setting from shooting indoors...
I should have deleted this but seeing her still visible eyes, full of innocence and expressive emotion..I knew that I have to save this.
In behalf of the TIPSters, I would like to thank Black Pencil Project Org for giving us the opportunity to help them with their noble works. It has been a very fullfulling experience to be of service to others especially to the locals of Dumalneg, Ilocos Norte, the Isnegs.
Lorong Haji Taib in KL is notorious for the illegal sex workers, transsexuals and addicts in the area. At every corner, dead-end road and alley, transaction is going on. My friends and I managed to take a few pictures only as we tried not to intrude as well as fear for our safety coz we went there on our own after dinner.
There are NGOs such as PT Foundation which regularly provide HIV/AIDS education, prevention, care and support programmes in this area. Poverty cannot be eradicated, and as such, education on prevention of HIV/AIDs is the approach to go. As I was involved in the work of PT Foundation before, I could re-tell so many stories of these sex-workers. Do visit www.ptfmalaysia.org to know more about PT Foundation and their work.
P.S. This area is very dark and the slow exposure meant that I couldn't take the sharpest of pictures.
Maya Odeh-Adimah, Corps regulatory specialist, speaks with a student attendee at Savannah’s 9th annual Megagenesis held Feb. 28 at Sol C. Johnson High School in Savannah. Odeh-Adimah traveled from the Corps office in Morrow, Ga. to participate in the event which featured a college fair, career workshops and guest speaker Patricia Russell McCloud, a prominent motivational speaker, author and lawyer based in Atlanta, Ga. Corps volunteers spent the day speaking with Savannah area students about internships and careers with the Corps. The event aims to promote a college-going culture by providing college and career information to students and parents, according to the website (USACE photo by Chelsea Smith.)
Students from the League of United Latin American Citizens conference participating in an Army Marketing and Research Group outreach program get a tour of the ARCYBER headquarters at Fort Belvoir, Va., Oct. 5, 2012. (Photo by Jennifer Downing)
Maya Odeh-Adimah, Corps regulatory specialist, speaks with a student attendee at Savannah’s 9th annual Megagenesis held Feb. 28 at Sol C. Johnson High School in Savannah. Odeh-Adimah traveled from the Corps office in Morrow, Ga. to participate in the event which featured a college fair, career workshops and guest speaker Patricia Russell McCloud, a prominent motivational speaker, author and lawyer based in Atlanta, Ga. Corps volunteers spent the day speaking with Savannah area students about internships and careers with the Corps. The event aims to promote a college-going culture by providing college and career information to students and parents, according to the website (USACE photo by Chelsea Smith.)
This event is in support of neighboring Ojeda Junior High School’s “Ragin’ Cajun Day”, right after all the TAKS testing is complete.
2011 Ragin Cajun
NMH Outdoor team participating in the Source to Sea cleanup along the Connecticut River in Northfield, MA. Saturday 29, 2012.
Lubuto Library Project outreach workers from the Fountain of Hope library interact with neighborhood children, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014, in Lusaka, Zambia. (Photo by Jason DeCrow/Lubuto Library Project)
Joseph Rivera, Corps regulatory specialist, speaks with a student attendee at Savannah’s 9th annual Megagenesis held Feb. 28 at Sol C. Johnson High School in Savannah. Rivera traveled from the Corps office in Morrow, Ga. to participate in the event which featured a college fair, career workshops and guest speaker Patricia Russell McCloud, a prominent motivational speaker, author and lawyer based in Atlanta, Ga. Corps volunteers spent the day speaking with Savannah area students about internships and careers with the Corps. The event aims to promote a college-going culture by providing college and career information to students and parents, according to the website (USACE photo by Chelsea Smith.)
Corps volunteers spent the day speaking with Savannah area students about internships and careers with the Corps at the 9th annual Megagenesis held Feb. 28 at Sol C. Johnson high school in Savannah. The event featured a college fair, career workshops and guest speaker Patricia Russell McCloud, a prominent motivational speaker, author and lawyer based in Atlanta, Ga. The event aims to promote a college-going culture by providing college and career information to students and parents, according to the website (USACE photo by Chelsea Smith.)
NMH Outdoor team participating in the Source to Sea cleanup along the Connecticut River in Northfield, MA. Saturday 29, 2012.
municipal authorities, architects, Phillips Academy group in Ibarrilla, Mexico (near Leon). Jeb Bush at rear.
Chelsea Smith, Corps public affairs specialist, discusses career paths with a student attendee at Savannah’s 9th annual Megagenesis held Feb. 28 at Sol C. Johnson High School. Volunteers spent the day speaking with Savannah area students about internships and careers with the Corps. The event featured a college fair, career workshops and guest speaker Patricia Russell McCloud, a prominent motivational speaker, author and lawyer based in Atlanta, Ga. The event aims to promote a college-going culture by providing college and career information to students and parents, according to the website (USACE photo by Dave Lekson.)
Sarah Wise, Corps regulatory specialist, discusses outreach events supported by the Corps at Savannah’s 9th annual Megagenesis held Feb. 28 at Sol C. Johnson High School. Volunteers spent the day speaking with Savannah area students about internships and careers with the Corps. The event featured a college fair, career workshops and guest speaker Patricia Russell McCloud, a prominent motivational speaker, author and lawyer based in Atlanta, Ga. The event aims to promote a college-going culture by providing college and career information to students and parents, according to the website (USACE photo by Chelsea Smith.)