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Tanzania – Living with The Maasai Tribe

/ Alan Kortbaek / Leave a comment

In 2015 I was fortunate to live amongst the Maasai of Tanzania as part of a documentary film project and a fundraising initiative organised by myself and my good friend, Lars Ulrik Nielsen. Whilst in Tanzania, we also worked with Albinos at the risk of persecution and discrimination. Here are some of the pictures of our experience. Learn more about our work:

  1. Bitchslap Magazine Interview about My Short Documentary Film, “Bryllup I Bushen” (“The Wedding in The Bush,” made for The Danish Foreign Ministry
  2. Watch the documentary film, “Bryllup I Bushen”
  3. Read an article written about our trip to Africa

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Tanzania: Living Amongst The Maasai – Lessons Learned

/ Alan Kortbaek / 1 Comment

Been living amongst the Maasai for the last week or so. It has been an emotional experience. The foundations of the school we are building in the Lushoto district have been laid and we have acquainted ourselves with many of the broader issues that confront the Maasai, particularly in the Ngorongoro crater area. Our NGO, Jengo is committed to addressing some of these issues, with support from local partners operating at the grassroots level in this country. Thanks to everyone who’s contributed so far !

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