The 2004 Tsunami distributed tragedy and philanthropy around the globe in unique ways -- we are returning to explore the legacy of this seminal event. Above find our GUIDE to "The Impossible" and our SRI LANKA video. Follow us on Facebook, too!
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Today, 8 years ago, here in #srilanka and other countries #tsunami killed 230.000 people, now the live came back to normal #galle #documentary #photography #hipsmatic #iphoneonly
That’s right, it’s been eight years since the Sumatra-Andaman earthquake and the resultant Indian...
rest in peace for Aceh’s people. many prays from here. Indonesia.
26 December 2012 – Phuket Island, Thailand
Photo: Iskandar Chehtae
Phuket locals along with visiting...
A tragedy that can’t be erased from mind…
A tragedy doesn’t fully register with the public unless they experience it firsthand. Most of us weren’t victims of Hurricane Katrina; and...
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In southern Sri Lanka, young Buddhist monks marked the eighth anniversary of the 2004 tsunami that killed more than 30,000 people in Sri...
After the earthquake and tsunami of March 2011, Ayumi Ikushima’s Kyoto tour company lost much of its foreign business.
In response, Ayumi, a specialist in Japanese traditional...
(c) Mike Rea 2012
What do Thais think when they see “The Impossible”? We asked several Thai community development professionals, some of whom were involved in tsunami relief. After seeing this powerful film we captured their views on culture, disaster preparedness, traditional Thai knowledge, and storytelling and memory.
