If you don’t know where you came from, how can you know where you are going? - Sando Moore, Liberian photojournalist Much of Liberia’s photographic record of its peaceful past has been destroyed by war. The National Museum sits mostly empty - and closed. On a suggestion from President Sirleaf, we are collecting images of pre-war Liberia, in the hopes of returning them to the National Museum in Monrovia, to help in the country’s rebuilding process. If you have photos that you think would be suitable for this project, or would like to contribute, we’d love to...
THINK REHABILITATION HOMES
cater to war affected, adolescent girls and young women with various social problems.
MOST ARE VICTIMS
of trafficking, gender based violence, commercial sex workers and family separation.
THE THINK ENVIRONMENT
incorporates daily educational classes and vocational training.
A VISIT FROM A STRANGER
gives encouragement to those who feel forgotten.
ONE ON ONE
time gives opportunities to tell life stories.
GROUP PICTURES
are always the highlight of a visit. The grins are apparent.
PLAY TIME IS IMPORTANT
in daily routine. Laughter is truly medicine to the soul.
THINK PROVIDES
spiritual solutions for ex-combatants, rape victims, and troubled teens.
AN AFTERNOON TALK
with local minister provides insight for future possibilities.
ROSANA SCHAACK, CO-FOUNDER OF THINK
with her sisters, Georgie Davis and Rebecca Jallah.
THINK is taking action to touch human needs for the impoverished and oppressed in Liberia.