Jason Florio

MAKE A PDF PRINTS CONTACT ABOUT MOTION TRAVELOGUE HUMANITARIAN/food security HUMANITARIAN/village business HUMANITARIAN/health - sanitation -education STORIES/NY Times - vodun trail STORIES/VQR - presidio modelo STORIES/VQR - inheritance of dust STORIES/Talk - talibanistan STORIES/Mens Journal - human terrain STORIES/The New Yorker - extreme chocolate STORIES/aCurator - ghosts of the civil dead PORTRAITS/New York City- last of the survivors PORTRAITS/Burma - blinded by the fight BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/Blackout Cloth History BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/Makasutu BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/Facing Mogadishu BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/Facing Burma BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/Tarahumara - born to run BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/Silafando BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/Makasutu - the flipping book EXPEDITIONS/River Gambia Expedition in motion EXPEDITIONS/river gambia - Maptia link DESTINATION EUROPE/Out of the Sea DESTINATION EUROPE/A Greek Tragedy DESTINATION EUROPE/Mediterranean 2015 DESTINATION EUROPE/Mediterranean 2016 EXPEDITIONS/River Gambia - source-to-sea EXPEDITIONS/Kilimanjaro - a porter's tale PRESS/editorial in print PRESS/commercial in print EXPEDITIONS/Silafando - Gambia by foot DESTINATION EUROPE/LensCulture interview STORIES/Smithsonian - Movable Beast STORIES/Mile 2 STORIES/MIT Technology Review - blood from above STORIES/MIT Technology Review - Lake Kivu ITS PERSONAL/Stelle Del Mare PORTRAITS/We, The People GAMBIA OPUS STORIES/Aperture - Libya STORIES/IRIN News - Gambia has decided STORIES/VQR - Mogadishu STORIES/Korean Air - Mumbai commute STORIES/NY Times - Senegal soccer STORIES/VQR - Karen state STORIES/Bloomberg Business - Lagos PORTRAITS/The Gambia - A Toubab Paradise? BLACKOUT PORTRAITS/BLOG STORIES/Oyster Women - stewards of the mangroves PORTRAITS/The Gambia - off the grid (in progress) GAMBIA OPUS/Singular GAMBIA OPUS/Diptych STORIES/FD Persoonlijk - Bakoteh PORTRAITS/Beaters + Pickers STORIES/New York - 9/11/2001 STORIES/New York - 9/11/2001 - redux STORIES/Thai Skin Ring

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FINCA client Jacqueline Yalanga with her dired fish stall in Kinkoleh near Kinshasa â€œ My name is Jacqueline Yalanga and I have been a FINCA client since 2004 and a member of the Kinkoleh Village Banking group. The first loan I took was quite small, just $40. I have had great success with my business which is selling dried fish. Although I am a widow I have been able to create a very successful business. I have been able to use the profits to buy two pieces of land, one which I have built a house on. One of my proudest successes is being able pay to have all my children enrolled in school, and for my eldest to be attending the university in Kinshasa

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