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The View From the Side
The view froom the other side
The Village Transport
The village transport
The Vision
I brought Emmanuel my husband to see my vision for this place.
The Vision’s Helpers
The women helping on the side.
The Visitors
The visitors
The Visitors Discuss
Our visitors discussing about the Masikandoro View
The Wealth Of the Villagers
Healthy cows and wealth of villagers
The Woman Pioneer
This the woman who started it all
The Women and Kids
Women and kids do not dissapoint
The Youth Working
The youth working
Things Fall Apart
This is when things fall apart because of greed.
Those That Depend On the Project
We knew that our orphan would be greatly affected by the project's failure.
Those Who Have Passed
Original painting by artist Amy Garas titled "Those Who Have Passed"
Three Months After María
In January 2018, it was evident that the natural landscape was beginning its path towards regeneration, while human communities still struggled to provide basic services like a functioning electric grid and running, clean water. Driving over electric…
Throw Away Consumerism
Raíces EcoCulture Intern Kira Herzog finds a full bottle of soda amongst the plastic bottle debris along the Raritan River during the Our Plastic Waters eco-art workshop and river clean up.
Throwing kicks
Throwing kicks in the roda.
Thulani at Masikandoro
Thulani at Masikandoro and the tent in the background for camping
Thunderbird Woman by Isaac Murdoch
Thunderbird Woman by Isaac Murdoch. Print on display in a storefront window in Raritan Ave. in Highland Park, NJ. Storefront window displays such as this one were integrated into the Water Is Life art exhibit series organized by Raíces Cultural…
Thunderbird Woman Flat Bag by Julia Marden.
Thunderbird Woman Flat Bag by Julia Marden, on display at the Water Is Life exhibit series group art show.
Time on Task
A recurring theme during the classes documented by the Raíces Digital Archive was spending time on task to practice and apply takedowns.
Tinti Deyá
Casa Pueblo co-founder Tinti Deyá attending to visitors in the artisan shop at Casa Pueblo.
Tobias Knight at Plenitud PR
St. Thomas University VISIONS program participant Tobias Knight participating in service learning at Plenitud PR’s permaculture farm.
Toca Bomba
Bombera playing the "barril de bomba" and singing chorus with Segunda Quimbamba.
Toilet Finishing Touches
The finishing touches of the toilet.
Tomato Seedlings
Tomato seedlings sprouting in the greenhouse at Plenitud PR. Growing the seedlings inside of the greenhouse allows for control over the amount of water the seedlings get each day.