Dakar: An Inviting Place

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January 18th 2009

Published: January 19th 2009

Dakar, located at the extreme point west of the Atlantic ocean, is one of the largest cities of Senegal. Dakar, like many colonial cities such Cap-Haitian, Jamaica, Guadeloupe or Martinique, made the glorious days of the Trans-Atlantic trade and later the slave trade, which began in the middle of 16th century. Dakar, the capital city of Senegal, is today one of the most cosmopolitan city in West ... Read Full Entry

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Louis Dorvilier

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Louis has dedicated his life to human-centered humanitarian response and community development. Through approaches focus on design thinking allowing people affected by poverty to think beyond their confined boundaries, capacity building that builds on local ownership and strength, he enabled women and men in many places in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean Islands, Latin-America, and poor communities in United States to design innovative solutions that deepen community resiliency, reduce vulnerabilities and respond to real human challenges. Today, Louis continues to walk with God's people that a... full info

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21st February 2011

Kafia
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Seydou Nourou Tal
Hi, I wanted to say I like your photos of Dakar and I wondered if I could use the one of Seydou Nourou Tal mosque in a publication (a book about Senegalese mosques). Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you. With best wishes, Kafia

12th March 2011

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Louis Dorvilier

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Please feel free to use the pictures with respect for the people and culture of Senegal. Photographer's credit is required. Thanks, Louis

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