women's empowerment — Photo Essays — Yamuna Flaherty

Offerings Photo Essays Shop

The Slow Road Diary India in 35mm Let's Build a Well Refugees in the Holy Land

My Story Featured In Events

Offerings Photo Essays Projects The Slow Road Diary India in 35mm Let's Build a Well Refugees in the Holy Land About My Story Featured In Events Shop

Storyteller | Visual Artist | Explorer

Posts tagged women's empowerment

Untouchable Beauty

Untouchable Beauty

The Dalits of Tamil Nadu

CULTURE, SOCIAL JUSTICE, INDIAYamuna FlahertyOctober 10, 2017india, culture, narikuravar, dalit, low caste, portrait, beauty, women, portraiture, girls, water, well building, humanitarian, social work, photo essay, documentary photography, street photography, caste system, poverty, social justice, sari, roam magazine, marginal, marginalized, women's empowerment, slow travel, slow movement, slow living, slow down Comment

EXPLORE

HOME
STORIES
ABOUT
FEATURED IN
WORK WITH ME
EVENTS
CONTACT
DONATE

FOLLOW along

This summer, there was only one place that made sense. It was far from the maddening social mind, with its divisive politics and trending crusades, the fear on the streets and in our homes. Rather than fighting for my beliefs, I lay down my weapons a

Feeling the heart ❤️ of the world today as we listen to our Black brothers and sisters on the front line, dismantling systems of racism and white supremacy that have oppressed them for generations. I’m trying to imagine what it is like to be a

This is the closest visual representation I have to my dream life in South India. Come hell, high water, or an armed rebellion against mandatory vaccinations, I will make it back! 😉

Here in my apartment, I am surrounded by the rumble of industry restarting their engines on abandoned projects and humans coming out to the streets after two months of lockdown. I thought I would be happier about the world returning to 'normal,' but

Yamuna Flaherty

#4 1104 16 Avenue Southwest,

Calgary, AB, T2R 0T6,

Canada

Hours

Copyright 2024 Yamuna Flaherty | Design by Yamuna Flaherty