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We loan because...
We realize that financial inclusion of the worlds poorest through microfinance can promote sustainable solutions and empowerment, and that photography is a powerful tool for telling the unheard stories of poverty.

About us
Extreme poverty is something that most in the developed world do not have to see very often. When it is visible, it is through the work of documentary photojournalists, videojournalists, etc... This group is a place for amateurs and professionals alike who share a passion for photography and for social justice. As membership grows we can hopefully share some of our work that is relevant to what Kiva is doing.

Location: Worldwide       Check out: TBD

 

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Impact   Updated Daily

54
Team Members
$12,875
Amount Loaned
426
Loans
7.9
Loans per member

Team Loans

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Latest activity

  • Olivier
    Olivier made a loan which helps Unzi Simon for buying more drugs for the clinc.
    Unzi Simon
  • Mark
    Mark made a loan which helps Waldemar to buy spare parts for his motorcycle taxi
    Waldemar
  • Richard
    Richard made a loan which helps Bianca to purchase new equipment and establish a website.
    Bianca
  • Jeffery
    Jeffery made a loan which helps William to purchase materials to replace those damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
    William
  • Diane
    Diane made a loan which helps Josphat To buy a video camera.
    Josphat
  • Steve
    Steve made a loan which helps Mclaren Group to increase the inventory of his general store and to make more electronic money transfers.
    Mclaren Group
  • Scott
    Scott made a loan which helps Mujeres Victoriosas 2 Group to buy undergarments to sell.
    Mujeres Victoriosas 2 Group
  • Lucia
    Lucia made a loan which helps Rosmery to buy a camera.
    Rosmery
  • Brian
    Brian made a loan which helps Renee Olivia to provide her community of weavers with stable income and pay for materials needed in making native bags made from seagrass.
    Renee Olivia