A young Venezuelan asylum seeker looks at the books in the children's development centre at the Pacariama Refugee Shelter which is only open a few hours a day. (Photo credit: Timothy Longwith)
A rainy day in the field. Tacloban City, Philippines.
A shelter for migrants living on the streets in Boa Vista, Brazil. (Photo credit: Timothy Longwith)
A solider poses with young Venezuelan asylum seekers in the Pacariama Shelter in Brazil. (Photo credit: Timothy Longwith)
The name generator component of the methodology created to map a household's social network and to document what type of assistance was given to the household by their social ties.
Pilot testing the short surveys and recoverygrams in Tacloban City, Philippines.
The Yolanda Shipwreck Memorial Park to remember the lives that were loss during Yolanda.
A respondent completing a a special participant-aided sociogram called a "recoverygram".
A house that sits precariously over the water on stilts in the government imposed 40 meter "No Build Zone" which prohibits construction within 40 meters of the coastline so households were not allowed to rebuild their homes. Many residents did not comply because they needed to rebuild their homes to survive and they couldn't move away from their livelihoods on the water.
Households in resettlement areas in Tacloban North did not (and continue to not have) piped water so families have to wait in line to fill their containers from delivery trucks from the city. The continued lack of piped water is a major source of stress for households as they have to ration their water use between deliveries.
