Amnesty International has launched our new multi-media piece for the International Day of the Disappeared that looks at impunity for conflict related abuses in Nepal. Working with Purnimaya Lama (whose husband was abducted and killed by member of the Communist Party of Nepal — Maoist), and local photographer Nayan Tara Gurung Kakshapati, the piece tells a story of what it is like to be left behind, uncertain of what the future holds?

This video was produced with photographer Valeria Turrisi (of the Italian NGO, CESVI)  for presentation during the Copenhagen Climate Conference in December 2009.

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Was lucky enough to be invited as a multimedia producer for the XXII Eddie Adams Workshop in New York. This story was produced with photographer Todd Spoth for the Red Team. It was an amazing opportunity to work with some of the best multimedia producers out there, check out the workshop’s other multimedia here.