We want to work
We want to work, we want a better future. We are not satisfied with this grant and we want opportunities to be sufficiently financially independent.
Finding my voice
"I hold a deep concern for the mental health of our children and adolescents. They are a large fraction of our society that are voiceless and therefore most vulnerable."
Understanding my autism
"I’m pretty good at making eye contact because when I’m speaking to someone there’s a whole side conversation in my head about how long I should look at the person, when I should look away..."
A chance to work
By the time I was 21, I became restless and bored with being around only toddlers every day. I knew that there was more that I could do.
The Fight to Learn
Above: Salome Shammai Jordan photographed at the Student Life [...]
A doctor’s faith
Dr David Bratt at his St James office. Photo [...]
The S on my Chest
Rowan McEwen photographed in his classroom at QRC. Photograph [...]
Different, but more than able
Paul Pierre and his son Jo in a session [...]
The Sound of Legen
Jamal Keron Legen in the garden at the National [...]
I am a warrior!
Brian Pouchet photographed at his home in La Romain. Photo [...]