Photos
Photo Highlights from “15″ Project
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- A victim of domestic violence from Drochia, Moldova who sought help from the Ariadna Center, a shelter for victems of violence.
15, Ariadna Center, center for violence, domestic violence, Drochia, girl4, Moldova
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- Running from domestic violence, this girl sought help at the Ariadna Center in Drochia, Moldova
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- Raquel, preparing for the arrival of her child.
Raquel, 8 months pregnant, was a victim of domestic violence. She lives in Sao Paulo, Brazil
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- Raquel, 8 months pregnant, was a victim of domestic violence. She lives in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Raquel is 8 months pregnant and a victim of domestic violence. she lives in Sao Paulo, Brazil
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- Zildenis (Alcantara, Brazil) dreams of having access to email. She supports her family cracking coconuts but longs to be a singer.
Alcantara, coconut cracker, dream to have email, girl11, lack of education, mom sells coconut oil, poverty, singer, singing, Zildenis
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- Thandazile Nombele is a fifteen year old South African girl who lives in Port St. John, in Eastern Cape.
Thandazile Nombele is a fifteen year old South African girl who lives in Port St. John, in Eastern Cape. Orphaned at a young age, Thandazile was forced to become the head of her household at a young age.
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- Rebecca (South Africa) listens to her radio, one of the few joys in her daily routine.
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- Nolwizi (South Africa) was sold against her will as a child bride.
girl forced into marriage at 15, now living in shelter in SA
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- Having lost both parents, Nolwizi was set up by her Aunt and sold to a 48 year old man. She was kidnapped while fetching water at the river. She sought help at the Palmerton Shelter in South Africa
girl forced into marriage at 15, now living in shelter in SA
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- Jenny (Ecuador) was raped by her neigbhor, became pregnant and gave birth to a son.
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- Counselors in the Y-Peer program, Chisianu, Moldova, who specialize in reproductive health.
15, Chisianu, Moldova, unfpa, Y-Peer
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- Maria is a Peer-to-Peer Counselor for young girls in Peru. Maria believes this type of youth counselling encourages young girls to open up and discuss their problems.
