Evelyn Hockstein

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The first day of free primary education, Nairobi, Kenya

Congolese wait for the church bus Sunday morning in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.

An elderly displaced woman holds her ration card as she waits to receive food in Niyama, Darfur.

24-year-old Roshan, is surrounded by her sisters as she is treated for burns from the waist up. Two days prior, according to her sisters, she set herself on fire after quarreling with her husband. She is being treated at the Shafik Aziz Hospital whi

Refugees pump water during a sandstorm at the Zalingei IDP camp. CARE, an international aid organization, is feeding 48,000 displaced people in Zalingei and 400,000 IDP's throughout Darfur.

Farmers weigh their pineapple crop on a scale hanging from a tree before the pineapples are loaded onto a truck for delivery to Nairobi. Assisted by the humanitarian organization, CARE, the farmers have bypassed local middlemen to sell the fruit at

Workers carry sacks of maize to a train bound for Zimbabwe at the FRA, Food Reserve Agency, warehouse in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia.

Munalula, 8, sits in the front of a dugout canoe with her lunch bowl, as she and her classmates are carried to school across the flood plains at sunrise. The school receives rations from the United Nations World Food Program to the students who are

Steam pours off of a Kenyan runner as he stretches following his morning run at the high altitude training camp in Eldoret, Kenya. Elite runners from around the world come to the highlands of Kenya to train with the country's world class runners.

Ethiopians pray on the grounds of the church complex Bet Medhane Alem in Lalibela, Ethiopia.

Displaced people returning to their homes outside of Goma walk past a CNDP soldier in rebel controlled territory. Fighting escalated in recent weeks between the rebel group CNDP, the National Congress for the Defense of the People, and the Congolese

The destruction of Haiti's hillsides following the devastating earthquake.

An HIV positive patient rests with his son by his beside at the district hospital in Rwinkwavu, Rwanda, which the Clinton Foundation renovated in partnership with Dr. Paul Farmer's Partners in Health.

The mother of Louiza Nevish Bati, 23, who died of the Marburg virus in Uige, Angola, collapses on her grave. A cousin of Ebola, the Marburg virus is highly contagious, making any outbreak a cause for widespread fear and fascination in a world shrunk

A trail of urine footprints left by a leaking fistula patient at the Addis Ababa fistula hospital in Ethiopia.

24-year-old Roshan, was burned from the waist up two days prior when, according to her sisters, she set herself on fire after quarreling with her husband. She is being treated at the Shafik Aziz Hospital which is a tiny four room free burn clinic in

Young Ukrainians dance at the nightclub, House of Meteorologists, in Donetsk, Ukraine, prior to the upcoming presidential election.

Marburg victims are buried on the outskirts of Uige, Angola.

Maradi, Niger - Maman Sani Abdou, 13 months, is suffering from severe malnutrition and is being treated in the intensive care unit at the MSF feeding center. His mother tried traditional medicine and spent all of her savings before bringing him to t

Men drink tea and chat in the Central Souq in San'aa, Yemen.

A woman walks past the Coca Cola plant in Mogadishu, Somalia while the Islamic Courts Union militia patrols the city. Despite the lack of government in the country, Coca Cola attempted to produce and bottled Coke locally.

The body of Hussein Usay, waits for burial by Yemeni villagers. Usay, fled Somalia, and was smuggled to Yemen across the Gulf of Aden. Usay survived the crossing but dropped dead in the sand, the exhaustion overcoming his body, as he tried to walk t

A woman in labor about to give birth is tended to by a midwife at the crowded maternity ward at the only city hospital in Herat, Afghanistan. Afghan women suffer from one of the highest levels of maternal mortality in the world, with almost half of

Somali women wait for food at a distribution center at Ifo camp in Dadaab. On an average day of food distribution, CARE distributes 300 metric tons of food for 39,000 people.

Messages pleading for help line the streets of Port-au-Prince following Haiti's devastating earthquake.

Women carry firewood between Ifo camp and Dadaab town on a dusty stretch of road. Dadaab is the largest refugee camp in the world, set up in 1991 to house Somalis fleeing the civil war.

Refugees in Otash camp, South Darfur, have little more than twigs and trash to shelter themselves.

Mothers weigh their babies and have them vaccinated at an outreach health clinic set up in the tin-roofed classrooms at Ngamani Primary School in Kenya.