Fields of Resilience - Nightingale, Janelle J
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Fields of Resilience takes readers on an intimate journey through Uganda's remarkable communities, where hope flourishes against extraordinary odds. Through stunning photography and heartfelt storytelling, author Janelle Nightingale captures the quiet strength of farmers cultivating sustainable futures, the determination of refugee youth from the Democratic Republic of Congo pursuing education, and the enduring spirit of rural families building tomorrow with their own hands. From the wildlife of Murchison Falls to the innovative work of Agri Planet Africa, from orphaned children planting trees…mehr

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Fields of Resilience takes readers on an intimate journey through Uganda's remarkable communities, where hope flourishes against extraordinary odds. Through stunning photography and heartfelt storytelling, author Janelle Nightingale captures the quiet strength of farmers cultivating sustainable futures, the determination of refugee youth from the Democratic Republic of Congo pursuing education, and the enduring spirit of rural families building tomorrow with their own hands. From the wildlife of Murchison Falls to the innovative work of Agri Planet Africa, from orphaned children planting trees to communities transforming hardship into hope, this coffee table book reveals Uganda not through a lens of charity, but through a celebration of profound human resilience. Featuring photography recognized in international competition, Fields of Resilience honors the unbreakable threads of humanity that connect us all. Every image tells a story. Every story plants a seed of possibility.
Autorenporträt
Janelle J. Nightingale is a global storyteller, nonprofit leader, and founder of Agri Planet Foundation. As Executive Director of Agri Planet Africa, she traveled to Uganda where she discovered not just a mission, but a second home.A practicing Buddhist and passionate traveler, Janelle holds a master's degree in strategic communications and digital strategy. Her approach to storytelling is rooted in relationship-building rather than observation, believing that the most powerful narratives emerge from genuine connection.In Uganda, Janelle was honored to receive the Empaako name Akiiki, meaning "one who upholds national, community, and family interests with great love, care, kindness, and honesty." Fields of Resilience represents her belief that stories planted with care can bloom into resilience, and that even in unexpected places, hope takes root.