There are so many stories that have never been told and so many voices that have never been truly heard. It is my responsibility to be out there searching for these untold stories to document. If something happened and was never documented, it never occurred. I have been searching for that for over a decade and a half of my life.
When I’m telling their stories, I’m going through the story of my life. They are part of my life as I am part of theirs. Aiming to make a difference through my passion, photography, big or small at least we start somewhere. Muhammed Muheisen is a world-renowned photographer. He is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner, a National Geographic Photographer and a Global Ambassador for the Jordan Tourism Board, Royal Jordanian Airlines and Canon. Muheisen is also TIME Magazine Best Wire Photographer, 2013. Muheisen is a Jordanian national who was born in Jerusalem in 1981. He holds a Journalism and Political Science degree and has been documenting major global events for almost 20 years. For over a decade he has been documenting refugee crises around the world and has founded the Everyday Refugees Foundation.
Website: muhammedmuheisen.com/ This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx