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New Jersey Department of Veterans Affairs "Bring Your Child to Work Day" in Lawrenceville, New Jersey April 23, 2026. (New Jersey Department of Veterans Affairs photo by Kiara Santiago)

Clifton Library Refurbishment. 4th September 2014

Another hawk. I don't remember why he was there but he was afraid of everyone. One of the techs hung a dead snake that had come in earlier in the day in his cage hoping he would try to eat but it didn't work.

Work starting on the new section of canal at the begining of September 2011

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SNOOP staff visit the site 18th January 2012

Creating Healthy Work Environments

8-10 March 2024

Washington, DC, USA

Day 2 - 9 March 2024

Photography by Clarissa Villondo

work by: Hadasseh Harris

Photo:Joyce Snyder

My work space seems to be more of a storage space lately. I find myself sitting my lazy ass on the couch more now where I don't get nearly as much work done as I would like....

This is the large ivy platform seen above, almost filled. Masha (EarthCorps) in foreground.

Here's my portable work station. I made the little pin cushion and my "palette" is a piece of commercial felt. It holds the tiny bits of fiber in their place, so they don't blow around. There is a foam pad to work on, as well, which helps me keep from stabbing myself! :)

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Our actress Marci tries to block out the sound of whispering extras.

Work Christmas Party, 2010.

A rival team got us with Silly String.

For the most part this is what the center of the gallery looked like. A mess of paint supplies, our belongings for the day and wires.

Bryan Cansancio, 32 years old, is a construction worker and a para-athlete for track and field. In 2019, Bryan left his life as a construction worker in Cebu to train as part of the Philippine national team in Metro Manila. However, his training was cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic. Bryan was then forced to become a construction worker once again in Cebu City in 2020 despite the difficulties of the community quarantine.

 

Bryan admits that discrimination against his disability affects the consistency of construction projects available to him. Bryan has shared that larger construction projects and companies often refuse to hire him because of his disability.

 

Know more about the ILO Skills for Prosperity Programme in the Philippines, which contributed to increasing national capacity and enhancing skills development ad Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) systems: www.ilo.org/projects-and-partnerships/projects/skills-pro...

 

Photo ©ILO / Cheryl Baldicantos

29 September 2021

Cebu, Philippines

 

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License. To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/deed.en_US.

 

Now with bandanas, which makes it more fun?

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