A group of young Buddhist monks cross one of the many cable bridges along the Annapurna circuit on the road to Muktinath. The town boasts several temples as well as Nepal's largest stone Buddha statue.
Women collecting argan fruit in Western Morocco. From the documentary project: “The Liquid Gold Rush”
Berber Women harvesting argan fruit, Western Morocco - From Documentary Project: The Liquid Gold Rush
A Berber woman shows dried Argan fruits at a women’s cooperative in Western Morocco. From the documentary project: “The Liquid Gold Rush”
Berber women return home after harvesting argan fruits, Smimou, Morocco From the documentary Project: “The Liquid Gold Rush”
Two men make their way home, having spent a day at a small local market near Smimou, Morocco. From Documentary Project “The Liquid Gold Rush”
A small rural village in the Imsouane Valley, Morrocco receives a delivery of argan fruits. From the Documentary Project “The Liquid Gold Rush”
Palchok, Nepal - A woman stops to watch the construction of a new classroom after the devastating Earthquakes destroyed the small school in her village. Photographed by Philipp Ammon for Worldwide Action.
Palchok, Nepal - A boy helps to dig out clay used in the construction of a new classroom after a series of earthquakes destroyed his school. Photographed by Philipp Ammon for Charity Challenge
A shepherd's boy waits for his father to take their flock out to graze after a week of heavy rain.
Palchok, Nepal - A young girl tends to her animals during the rebuilding of her classroom after her school was devastated by a series of earthquakes.
Palchok, Nepal - The village comes together to source clay used in the earthbags construction of a new classroom. Photographed by Philipp Ammon for Worldwide Action.
Palchok, Nepal - One of the few remaining classrooms that withstood the 2015 Earthquakes. In 2016, Worldwide action sent a small team of volunteers to build a new classroom for children from surrounding villages to use. Photographed by Philipp Ammon for Worldwide Action.
Palchok, Nepal - The walls of a new classroom are erected using rice bags filled with clay sourced from nearby. Photographed by Philipp Ammon for Worldwide Action
Palchok Nepal - Two children look on as the walls for their new classroom begin to take shape after a devastating earthquake destroyed their school. Photographed by Philipp Ammon for Worldwide Action
Palchok, Nepal - Two men key in earthbags as part of the construction for a new classroom. Photographed by Philipp Ammon for Worldwide Action.
Palchok Nepal - Two boys play as they help with the build of a new school classroom in their remote village.
As families live scattered throughout the valley, some students endure walks of up to twenty kilometres to get to school and back again every day.
“I want for her to go to school. I would give up everything for her to have a good education.”
Owing to their hardships in the Kalahari, communities invest great hope in the education of younger generations.
Two children play with Unix Cubes during their break from a math lesson, Ganap, South Africa.
