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As part of the ongoing work to develop the Green City Pilot in Kigali, Rwanda, a team from the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development and KfW visited the future site of the pilot. The visit was attended by the CEO of the Rwanda Green Fund, Hubert Ruzibiza and Dr Simon Koppers and Stefanie Ruff from BMZ as well as the team from KfW Rwanda.
A bright start to the day and an opportunity to shoot my place of work from outside in the sunshine before I started work. Sadly the sunshine wasn’t to last.
Basement of old ranch house in Eastern Tulare County. They are citrus farmers, first orange trees planted on this ranch in 1888.
To help McDonald’s launch their new line of McCafé Shakes, we created a print campaign that celebrates how incredibly tough they are to resist. (Starring our very own Jeff Loibl and Lindsey Stuart.)
Kalamazoo, Mich. resident Jerome Roberts holds a sign stating his opinion about the right-to-work bill Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012, at the Capitol during a protest. Roberts is a member of the local 131 Union. Katie Stiefel/ The State News
Soon some ballerinas will be arriving at the shop, for now they are just trying out some their tutus!
Mr. Escobedo died Sunday May 3rd. He worked as a first shift forklift driver at Visual Pak a company located in Waukegan Illinois which packs Ziploc bags and many other name brand products. He was the main support for his parents who, due to advanced age, can no longer work. He is survived by a 13 year old son and his sister Yadira.
Other Visual Pak workers complained that the company did not allow workers to maintain proper social distancing , nor provide adequate PPE such as face masks. I was informed that the workers had to purchase their own masks.
Visual Pak did not permit symptomatic employees to go home and did not inform workers of the presence of other workers who were symptomatic and living with family members sick from COVID-19.
Most of these workers are Hispanic/Latinx and do not speak English. There was an interpreter at the vigil.
Visual Pak, on their website, claims to be doing everything possible to protect their workforce from COVID-19.
An assortment of images from my undergraduate BFA from the prestigious College of Design, Archiecture, Argt and Planning (DAAP) My Undergrad was in Photography and the images are from required undergraduate foundations work,
I started my own business after I got sick of working for too little at FedEx. I started Feb 99 and had to close down in Nov 04 as I lost my eye and lived in daily pain (still do) from cancer. I loved being my own Boss. I did all type's of work and would hire people for jobs when I couldn't do it my self.