Marc-André Pauzé is a photojournalist, finalist at the 2009 Independent Journalism Award, focusing on human and their stories. He was associated with SIPA PRESS- USA, and is now independant. Marc-André covered stories in Madagascar For Bloomberg News and covering the 2006 Presidential election in association with SIPA PRESS, has done a personnal project about Saphirre mining and child labour, he also worked in Tunisia, Morroco, American SouthWest and Canada. He is now working on a long term project on canadian first nation issues. Publication appeared in The International Herald Tribune, World Health News of the Harvard School Of Public Health website, Liberation, TVMag (France) and Sun Media group and Gesca Group in Canada. He rencently worked on a project with Amnesty International - Canada.
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Tunisia: Traditional Social Network In The Sahara
By Marc-André Pauzé
Posted in all, features, africa, slides on 9 October 2009
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Douz, Tunisia : From all times, mankind found reason to gather and interact. With modern world frenzy, we live isolated from each others even though communication and social network tools like Twitter and Facebook abound. There are still ancient way to gather and share news.
Right on the edge of the Sahara, Douz is built in [...]

Film or digital?
By Marc-André Pauzé
Posted in blog on 25 September 2009
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Text and Photo: Marc-André Pauzé
Film or digital? If I had a dollar each time I have been asked this question during my exhibitions, I would be able to buy the new Leica M9 (7000$).
The Leica M cameras are marketed since 1954 and had changed very little before the launching of the digital M8 in 2006. But the latter [...]

Canada: Caring In The Shadow
By Marc-André Pauzé
Posted in all, features, north america, slides on 20 September 2009
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With a lack of doctors and nurses, province of Quebec health centers go through very difficult times. Both of these health professionals has less and less time with their patients. But the daily chores of helping, comforting and watching over fragile and sick person go to a unknown group of workers. Nursing assistant are there, [...]

Canada: The Law Of Silence, Starting To Weaken
By Marc-André Pauzé
Posted in all, features, north america, slides on 7 July 2009
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Text and Photos Marc-André Pauzé
Whereas we are witnesses of the slow disintegration of the Amer-Indian communities, marked by a very high infant mortality, a chronic unemployment and self-destroying violence, some portions of hope appears on the horizon.
Photojournalist and nurse specialized in backcountry medecine, Marc-Andre Pauzé will report from various canadians indigenous communities in a [...]