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The Best Web Resources About Somalia’s Drought & Famine by Larry Ferlazzo
The tragedy going on in Somalia and parts of nearby countries is finally hitting the media in a big way. I thought I’d bring together accessible resources on what is going on there.
Here are my choices for The Best Web Resources About Somalia’s Famine:
Somalia Famine: How to Help comes from ABC News.
How To Help Somalia: Options For Famine Relief (UPDATED) is from The Huffington Post.
Children of the Drought: A Newsround Special
Somalia famine refugees tell their stories – interactive is from The Guardian.
Somailia Famine is a series of photos from The Denver Post.
Horn of Africa: on the brink of a humanitarian crisis is a photo gallery from The Boston Globe.
Horn of Africa drought: starving children suffer during famine in S... is a Telegraph slideshow.
Famine in East Africa is a series of photos from The Atlantic.
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