UN Goodwill ambassadors
Working with celebrities for various UN Agencies; shooting and editing Photo & Video work for global brand awareness and fundraising campaigns. Working to sub 24 hour turn around times.
IOM Global Goodwill Ambassador, America Ferrera. Geneva
IOM Global Goodwill Ambassador, America Ferrera. United Nations General Assembly, USA
IOM Global Goodwill Ambassador, Mo Farah.
United Kingdom
IOM Global Goodwill Ambassador, Mo Farah.
Kenya
In Pictures:
Sudan
Since April 2023, conflict has swept across Sudan, unleashing the world’s largest displacement crisis. More than 11 million people have been forced from their homes inside the country, while over 3.5 million have crossed borders in search of safety.
In 2024, I joined IOM Director General Amy Pope on her first visit to Sudan, where we met families devastated not only by war but also by severe flooding. Their stories revealed the double burden of violence and climate change; two forces converging to deepen human suffering.
Established in mid-2023, the Alhijrah site in Port Sudan hosts families displaced by conflict, mainly from Khartoum and Aj Jazirah. Though relatively small, the camp highlights urgent humanitarian needs: water, shelter, healthcare, education, and livelihoods.
Established in mid-2023, the Alhijrah site in Port Sudan hosts families displaced by conflict, mainly from Khartoum and Aj Jazirah. Though relatively small, the camp highlights urgent humanitarian needs: water, shelter, healthcare, education, and livelihoods.
Established in mid-2023, the Alhijrah site in Port Sudan hosts families displaced by conflict, mainly from Khartoum and Aj Jazirah. Though relatively small, the camp highlights urgent humanitarian needs: water, shelter, healthcare, education, and livelihoods.
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
On 25 August 2024, the collapse of Sudan’s Arba’at Dam unleashed catastrophic floods, destroying 20 villages, displacing thousands, and cutting off vital supply routes. The disaster deepened Sudan’s crisis—where conflict and climate change collide—leaving communities facing hunger, economic hardship, and disease
In August 2024, the collapse of the Arba’at dam spillway near Port Sudan unleashed deadly floods, killing at least 148 people and devastating homes, livestock, and vital infrastructure. Thousands were left stranded or displaced, with urgent needs for shelter, clean water, and sanitation
In August 2024, the collapse of the Arba’at dam spillway near Port Sudan unleashed deadly floods, killing at least 148 people and devastating homes, livestock, and vital infrastructure. Thousands were left stranded or displaced, with urgent needs for shelter, clean water, and sanitation
In August 2024, the collapse of the Arba’at dam spillway near Port Sudan unleashed deadly floods, killing at least 148 people and devastating homes, livestock, and vital infrastructure. Thousands were left stranded or displaced, with urgent needs for shelter, clean water, and sanitation
In Pictures:
UKraine
Since February 2022, war has scarred Ukraine, displacing millions and reshaping lives across the country and beyond its borders. More than 6 million people have fled abroad, while millions more remain uprooted within Ukraine, enduring daily uncertainty.
In 2023, I traveled with IOM Director General Amy Pope across Ukraine to witness the resilience of affected communities. Amid shattered homes and disrupted lives, people spoke of both loss and determination—carrying the weight of conflict while holding fast to hope for peace.
In Mykolaiv, families displaced by war have found refuge in an IOM collective centre. Life here is modest and often difficult, but amid shared rooms and scarce resources, people lean on one another and hold on to hope for home.
In Mykolaiv, families displaced by war have found refuge in an IOM collective centre. Life here is modest and often difficult, but amid shared rooms and scarce resources, people lean on one another and hold on to hope for home.
In Odesa and Mykolaiv, where missile strikes have scarred city centers—including the March 2022 attack on the Mykolaiv governor’s office—IOM provides shelter, essential aid, and psychosocial support to displaced families and communities living with the daily realities of war.
In Odesa and Mykolaiv, where missile strikes have scarred city centers—including the March 2022 attack on the Mykolaiv governor’s office—IOM provides shelter, essential aid, and psychosocial support to displaced families and communities living with the daily realities of war.
In Bucha, a city made infamous by wartime atrocities, IOM supports recovery efforts—repairing housing, restoring utilities, and helping families return.
In Bucha, a city made infamous by wartime atrocities, IOM supports recovery efforts—repairing housing, restoring utilities, and helping families return.
In Bucha, a city made infamous by wartime atrocities, IOM supports recovery efforts—repairing housing, restoring utilities, and helping families return.
In Bucha, a city made infamous by wartime atrocities, IOM supports recovery efforts—repairing housing, restoring utilities, and helping families return.
In Bucha, a city made infamous by wartime atrocities, IOM supports recovery efforts—repairing housing, restoring utilities, and helping families return.
Though marked by bombardment, Kyiv has become a symbol of resilience. IOM works alongside its communities to repair housing, restore essentials, and support families determined to carry on.
Though marked by bombardment, Kyiv has become a symbol of resilience. IOM works alongside its communities to repair housing, restore essentials, and support families determined to carry on.
PRODUCT
Planted By Khmer
The Brief: A Cambodian campaign promoting local Khmer fruits and vegetables, aiming to raise awareness and appreciation for the agricultural products of Cambodia. The phrase "ដាំដោយខ្មែរ" translates directly to "planted by Khmer". The campaign aims to support local farmers and celebrate the rich agricultural heritage of Cambodia.
Role: Art Direction, Studio Photographer, Editor
Seekers Gin
Product Photography
Role: Set design, Photography, Editing
