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Greg Constantine @grconstantine

Photographer documenting the impact of immigration detention and statelessness around the world. Author of book, 'Nowhere People'.

Joined February 2011
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The Oklahoma Communities Gutted by ICE

As private prisons and local sheriffs make millions from ICE contracts, Oklahomans are still reeling from the loss of parents, children, and friends.

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@IrrawaddyNews
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American photojournalist Greg Constantine’s ‘Ek Khaale’ project assembles old photos and documents to reclaim the Rohingya community’s identity. Read more: bit.ly/3NsiAix #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar ------------------- Help The Irrawaddy Report the Truth from Myanmar bit.ly/3btQYpR

Once Upon a Time in… Myanmar

American photojournalist Greg Constantine’s ‘Ek Khaale’ project assembles old photos and documents to reclaim the Rohingya community’s identity.

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The Burmese language edition of Ek Khaale has just been released on the project website. Chapter 1… တစ်ရံရောအခါက ပရောဂျက်၏ အခန်း - ၁ ကို မြန်မာဘာသာစကားဖြင့် ဖော်ပြပြီးဖြစ်သည်။ ပစ္စုပ္ပန်ကာလကို မေးခွန်းထုတ်နေသော အတိတ်ကာလက ဓာတ်ပုံများ ekkhaale.org/chapter1b

၁။ တရံရောအခါက — EK KHAALE

ပစ္စုပ္ပန်ကာလကို မေးခွန်းထုတ်နေသော အတိတ်ကာလက ဓာတ်ပုံများ

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Yesterday we launched a new section on the Ek Khaale website. It is titled: Another Look. Among the first two stories released in this section, we share the story of Rohingya nuclear physicist, Dr. Tin Maung. ekkhaale.org/anotherlook/tra…

Ek Khaale - Trailblazers - The Nuclear Physicist — EK KHAALE

The story of Dr. Tin Maung. In the late 1950s he was sent to the US to study at UC Berkeley where he received his PhD and then became a nuclear physicist.

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Edith Mirante@EdithMirante
30 Nov 2024
20/20. With hopes for a better future of freedom for all the people of Arakan. 🌿 Links to my previous Burma History Threads (including ones about cities Myitkyina, Mandalay & Yangon/Rangoon) and reports are at: projectmaje.org. Thanks, K. & G.
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APF Canada
@AsiaPacificFdn
9 Nov 2024
Le projet "Ek Khaale" de @grconstantine fait resurgir l'histoire enfouie de la communauté Rohingya à travers un récit narratif et une restauration visuelle créée en collaboration avec des membres de la communauté. Inscrivez-vous pour assister à l’exposition du 12 novembre.

Ek Khaale (« Il était une fois ») : Les Rohingyas

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The project Ek Khaale is reviewed by @DSMathiesonHRW for @IrrawaddyNews “Ek Khaale” (“Once Upon a Time” in Rohingya dialect) is an innovative and arresting online book, utilizing a range of materials laid out like a tapestry of time.” irrawaddy.com/culture/books/…

Once Upon a Time in… Myanmar

American photojournalist Greg Constantine’s ‘Ek Khaale’ project assembles old photos and documents to reclaim the Rohingya community’s identity.

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ISRF@_ISRF
6 Aug 2024
✍️Chapter 7 of Ek Khaale "Resistance" is now live! @grconstantine #EkKhaale #Rohingya #NewRelease Read it here 👇 ekkhaale.org/chapter7?ss_sou…

Resistance - Liberation & restoration of rights — EK KHAALE

Chapter 7 - Like others, the Rohingya sought to defend and liberate themselves while standing in solidarity with others against an oppressive military regime.

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ISRF@_ISRF
7 Aug 2024
💥Exciting updates and insights in our August newsletter! 📑Read the latest ISRF Newsletter, including upcoming events, new research, and more 👇 mailinglist.isrf.org/p/isrf-… #ISRF #Newsletter #August2024 #ResearchUpdates #AcademicNews

ISRF Newsletter – August 2024

No August would be complete without blooming sunflowers—or an ISRF Newsletter. Read on for a Director's Note, upcoming events, recent posts, Fellows news, and our competition schedule for this year.

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Chapter 6 - Evidence of Existence: Stories of family, belonging and what remains. Now online from the project Ek Khaale ekkhaale.org/chapter6 @RYC_youth1 @MTA_Museum #Rohingya

Evidence of Existence - Stories of what remains — EK KHAALE

Chapter 6 - Portfolios of family documents share the story of the Rohingya’s existence as a community belonging and contributing to Arakan and Burma.

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ISRF@_ISRF
16 Jul 2024
✍️Chapter 6 of Ek Khaale "Evidence of Existence" is now live! @grconstantine #EkKhaale #Rohingya #NewRelease Read it here 👇 ekkhaale.org/chapter6?ss_sou…

Evidence of Existence - Stories of what remains — EK KHAALE

Chapter 6 - Portfolios of family documents share the story of the Rohingya’s existence as a community belonging and contributing to Arakan and Burma.

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MAYYU KHAN@mayyu_khan
18 Jul 2024
It is truly a priceless gem mine. Really neat and rare information.
Edith Mirante@EdithMirante
18 Jul 2024
Now available on Ek Khaale (an extraordinary online archive of Rohingya history & legacy) Chapter 3 about Rohingya participation with WW2 Allies in Burma. @grconstantine has beautifully presented this trove of documents & memory, incl. Capt.Irwin material: ekkhaale.org/chapter3
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Edith Mirante@EdithMirante
18 Jul 2024
Now available on Ek Khaale (an extraordinary online archive of Rohingya history & legacy) Chapter 3 about Rohingya participation with WW2 Allies in Burma. @grconstantine has beautifully presented this trove of documents & memory, incl. Capt.Irwin material: ekkhaale.org/chapter3
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Chapter 5 - We Were All Citizens From the project Ek Khaale now released! #Rohingya ekkhaale.org/chapter-5

We Were All Citizens-National Registration Cards — EK KHAALE

Chapter 5 - In the 1950s and 1960s all citizens of Burma shared one common identification card. This included the Rohingya. The National Registration Card (NRC) was seen as an acknowledgement of...

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Two new chapters from the project Ek Khaale were released this week, including: Chapter 4: A New Nation Rohingya were not passive bystanders during this time of Burma’s independence, rather they were active participants. ekkhaale.org/chapter4

A New Nation - Rohingya - Independence — EK KHAALE

Chapter 4 - Letters, records and correspondence, show the Rohingya were not passive bystanders in the years leading up to Burma's Independence. Rather, they were active participants, demanding...

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Francis Wade@Francis_Wade
5 Jul 2024
Applauding @grconstantine's superb collaborative endeavour to spotlight the long, rich history of Rohingya in Myanmar
European Network on Statelessness@ENStatelessness
26 Jun 2024
Discover Ek Khaale, a collaborative, participatory storytelling and visual restoration project on the Rohingya community, the world's largest stateless population. ekkhaale.org/
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Greg Constantine@grconstantine
2 Jul 2024
Chapter 3 - The Forgotten now released. Rohingya during WWII. Unpublished & newly discovered photographs and archival materials. Thank you! @_ISRF @NEDemocracy @QMUL the Irwin family and so many #rohingya who contributed to this chapter!! #burma ekkhaale.org/chapter3

The Forgotten - Rohingya & V Force During WWII — EK KHAALE

Chapter 3 - During WWII, the Rohingya served for the British in Arakan behind Japanese enemy lines in 'V' Force. Unpublished and newly discovered photos, journals and letters guide us through this...

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Rohingyatographer Magazine@RohingyaMakzin
1 Jul 2024
The #Rohingya couldn’t reveal the true extent of suffering. they couldn't save anything: not their land, village, home, family, or even their nation. Now they r stateless and hopeless! Why does the fate of the Rohingya continue to suffer through the centuries? @Painter_Enayet
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26 Jun 2024
The project was launched in 2021 by photographer @grconstantine . It was launched in collaboration with Rohingya in refugee camps in Bangladesh, as well as those still living inside Burma, and among the diaspora in the UK, US, Canada, Malaysia and Europe.
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