“A picture is worth a thousand words”, and this stunning photo album repeatedly proves this point – it powerfully records the struggles and helplessness of individuals and families living in poverty. Through these photos, we see struggle, suffering, and hope for the future in equal measure. I believe that these photo reports will touch everyone who reads them. In particular, the series of reports on “Cliff Village” has won several awards, including the China Photography Golden Image Award, which is fully deserved.
In 2013, freelance journalist Pete Pattison reported on the plight of the Nepalese migrant workers in Qatar. The reports aroused the attention of the local governments and relevant organizations to take action and living conditions of the migrant laborers had since been gradually improving. In 2018, Pete Pattison planned to conduct a new follow-up research project with strong support from Sky3 Seed Foundation. Through the insightful reporting on labor recruitment, labor safety and other concerns, the main aim is to urge the relevant governments to administer tougher regulations and better policies in order to fulfill their humanitarian responsibilities.
Sow the first seed for public innovation projects with great social influence
Faye Lo of the Social Impact Department of Sky9 Capital with the mission of supporting welfare innovation. It is to take actions for public welfare, spread love and share love along with care givers.
Over the past five years, relying on the trust and support of friends from all circles, we have raised more than 4 million funds, aided 52 projects, directly benefiting more than 15K children. It generated some long lasting and meaningful projects, leverage government fund more than 700 million RMB and created great social impact.