tim cunninghamFirst, Look UpAfter New York determined that I was no longer a threat to the health of the public, I was allowed to walk out of my 750-square foot…Apr 18, 2020Apr 18, 2020
tim cunninghamHand over heart: A survivor teaches us how to stay connected during social distancing.During the war he lost his arm, it was taken from him, cut off. With a smile on his face, he raised the arm that remained. He placed his…Apr 11, 2020Apr 11, 2020
tim cunninghamA warning from an Ebola warrior: “Pay Attention.”People should remember first: “this is not just about myself, this is about all of those who are vulnerable.”Mar 20, 2020Mar 20, 2020
tim cunninghamKites, like BubblesDriving into the world’s most rapidly growing refugee camp, we pass a massive, old tree on the precipice of a hill. Ensnarled in its…Jan 14, 2018Jan 14, 2018
tim cunninghamNo Coconuts in CampMohammed* is 35 years old. He looks like he is 70. Well, until he smiles, that is. Then everything changes. He has some malignancy growing…Jan 1, 2018Jan 1, 2018
tim cunninghamChristmas at Hakimpara, A Rohingya Refugee CampA woman rushed into our clinic holding a piece of cardboard. The scribbled, broken English read, Not come late…Help. Her brother for two…Dec 24, 2017Dec 24, 2017
tim cunninghamInterruptionThe Four Express train is always full. It transports us from South Bronx through Manhattan and into the heart of Brooklyn. People from all…Nov 30, 2016Nov 30, 2016
tim cunninghamDeclaration: What I learned from an angry mother, a NICU baby and 3-year old with EbolaThe corner of the washcloth still had its factory edge, bound and machine stitched. It was one of a kind in a place where we made…Mar 27, 2016Mar 27, 2016
tim cunninghamThe Academy Awards, Trauma Porn and EbolaShe died facing eastward. A bleach stained traditional cloth called a lappa wrapped around her waist. She was topless in the…Feb 20, 2016Feb 20, 2016