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View Africare's photo galleries and videos! Scroll down this page and take a look at daily life in Angola, conditions at a camp for refugees from Darfur, water resource development in Africa, HIV/AIDS work, highlights from Africare Bishop Walker Dinners — and more. Send questions about photo and video use to publicity@africare.org.

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	PHOTO GALLERY Angola: "Through Our Own Eyes" In July 2007, anthropologist Nanette Barkey linked up with Africare staff in the central highlands of Angola to tell a story: a story about life, people and culture in the provincial capital of Kuito. View photos >>

	PHOTO GALLERY A Students' Log: Empowering Children in Tanzania In June 2007, six American students from Columbia University ― part of an organization called Students of the World ― visited several Africare projects in Tanzania. The students illustrate Africare and local volunteers lessening the impact of HIV/AIDS. View photos >>

	PHOTO GALLERY In Flight from Darfur: Gaga Refugee Camp, Chad Since early 2005, Africare has been involved with the transfer of refugees from Darfur, Sudan, to camps in northeastern Chad. By the end of December 2007, the Africare-managed Gaga Refugee Camp housed some 17,500 Darfurian refugees. View photos >>

	PHOTO GALLERY October 2007: 20th Anniversary of Africare House. In October 2007, Africare celebrated a milestone: two decades of residency in Washington, D.C.'s Shaw community and, specifically, the 20th anniversary of the establishment of Africare House. View photos >>

	PSA Africare public service announcement (00:16) Tell more people about helping Africa — through Africare. Air or post Africare's short PSA, previewed here. For copyright info and permission, send e-mail to publicity@africare.org or phone Africare at 1-202-462-3614. Produced by Africare, 2007. Watch PSA preview >>

	VIDEO Africare: 35 Years (06:39) Africare was founded in 1970, amid severe drought in West Africa. Today, Africare helps throughout Africa. Learn about our programs and impact over the years ― and the challenges confronted now. Produced by Africare, 2005. Watch video >>

	VIDEO African Well Fund (02:01) The African Well Fund partners with Africare to bring safe, plentiful water to communities in Africa. Learn more! Produced by the African Well Fund, November 2006. Watch video >>

	VIDEO "Coping With HIV/AIDS" (04:54) Africare helps children in rural Tanzania through our Community-based Orphan Care, Protection and Empowerment (COPE) project.Produced by Students of the World volunteers from Columbia University, 2007. Watch video >>

	VIDEO Sports for Life ▪ Burkina Faso (04:14) In Burkina Faso, Africare's "Kick AIDS" program uses sports such as soccer to involve youths in AIDS prevention-and-care activities. Produced by Africare, 2007. Watch video >>

	VIDEO Girls' Vocational Training in Angola (02:26) The first 60 girls to graduate from the Africare-supported Viana Vocational Center in Luanda, Angola. Says one of the girls, "I feel good, because I've learned many things I didn't know." Produced by Africare, February 2007. Watch video >>

	VIDEO The Women of Africa (04:33) A tribute to Africa's women ― "strength of the present, wisdom of the past, promise of the future, backbone of the continent" ― and a look at Africare's work to empower women. Narrated by Hoda Kotb of Dateline NBC. Produced by Africare, October 2007. Watch video >>

	VIDEO Africare Salutes President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia (05:26) At the 2007 Africare Dinner, held on Oct. 18 in Washington, D.C., Africare saluted President Johnson Sirleaf — presenting her with the 2007 Bishop Walker Humanitarian Award. Video narrated by Dateline NBC's Hoda Kotb. Produced by Africare, October 2007. Watch video >>

	VIDEO 2007 Africare Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner In addition to the video salute to President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (above), view key speeches and obtain transcripts from the 2007 Africare Dinner >>

	VIDEO 2006 Africare Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner (36:09) Oct. 18, 2006, acceptance speech by award recipient, former President Bill Clinton. Produced by Africare, 2006. Watch video >>

	VIDEO 2005 Africare Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner (20:36) Oct. 13, 2005, acceptance speech by award recipient, former Secretary of State Colin Powell. Produced by Africare, 2005. Watch video >>