There are nearly a million people living with HIV/AIDS in Uganda today, and 1.2 million children orphaned by the disease. This photo essay is a testament to the struggles, dignity—and joy—in the lives of those living with HIV/AIDS, the families that care for
them, and the families that have been left behind.
About the Author
Jenna Mulhall-Brereton
jbrereton
Pennsylvania, USA
Jenna Mulhall Brereton is a photographer, writer, and international development professional living near Philadelphia. The photographs in this essay were taken in Uganda in 2005 while Jenna was participating in a Maine Media Workshops master class in Kampala and Rakai. There, she photographed the work of community-based and international organizations that address the needs of those affected by HIV/AIDS.
Publish Date March 17, 2011
Dimensions Standard Landscape 54 pgs
Premium Paper, lustre finish
Category Fine Art Photography
Tags black and white, photography, Rakai, Kampala, orphans, Africa, Uganda, AIDS, HIV