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Democratic Republic of Congo: Between Hope and Despair by Michael Deibert
A groundbreaking examination of one of Africa's most iconic and tragic countries by journalist and author Michael Deibert.
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105% funded $3,682 pledged
- 63 backers
- Funded Dec 07, 2011
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Journey to the West, a tale of Chinese migration to Europe by Suzanne Ma
A non-fiction narrative about a young Chinese migrant preparing to reunite with his wife in Italy -- after a decade of separation.
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176% funded $4,402 pledged
- 35 backers
- Funded Nov 07, 2011
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Makeshift Magazine by Steve Daniels
Makeshift is a quarterly magazine and multimedia website about grassroots creativity and invention around the world.
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284% funded $42,718 pledged
- 626 backers
- Funded Oct 10, 2011
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Tertulia by Julia V
Tertulia, the Spanish word for an intellectual, salon-style social gathering, is the name of a new chamber music series here in NYC.
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160% funded $16,008 pledged
- 100 backers
- Funded Sep 10, 2011
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The Misadventures of AWKWARD Black Girl by Awkward Black Girl
ABG follows the title character and friends as she navigates through life, love and awkward situations.
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187% funded $56,259 pledged
- 1,960 backers
- Funded Aug 11, 2011
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The Black Garden - A New Photography Project by Jason Eskenazi
The Black Garden is a photographic investigation of the East/West divide. Based in Istanbul I will travel the region for one year.
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113% funded $13,670 pledged
- 157 backers
- Funded Jul 11, 2011
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LA CAMIONETA: The Journey of One American School Bus by Mark Kendall
The incredible, untold story of the "afterlife" of one American school bus and the journey it takes to stay alive.
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106% funded $26,510 pledged
- 283 backers
- Funded Apr 18, 2011
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We The People: The Citizens of NYCHA in Pictures + Words by Rico, Shino, & Dashaun.
A photojournalism project exploring the stigmas surrounding public housing in New York City and the residents who live there.
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I Love You Real Fast by Krisanne Johnson
Photography project documenting the coming of age rites of young women amid the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Swaziland.
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139% funded $10,443 pledged
- 222 backers
- Funded Dec 05, 2010
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Erin Siegal
Oakland, CA
As a Fellow at the Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism, Erin Siegal is working on a long-term project detailing corrupt practices in international adoption between Guatemala and the United States. In particular, she is working on breaking ... view more
