Documenting with dignity in the Ebola zone wapo.st/ZBpp6M via The Washington Post

Why it’s the media’s fault that @RoyPeterClark was scared to shake hands with someone who may have had AIDS journ.us/1zoT3wF

Sketched last night at the corner of K street and 17th. washingtonpost.com/news/drawing-d… urbansketchers WashPostDC Stefano Marcacci-Venditti

Revisiting Unhealed Wounds in Chechnya nyti.ms/1FvCLm0 via NYT Photo Stanley Greene/ NOOR

As #Ebola infections drop, Liberian capital reawakens via The Washington Post photos by Michel du Cille wapo.st/1vQgl77

Session now w/ Michel du Cille, The Washington Post photog shunned by Syracuse U. after trip to Liberia. #trotteratjacksonstate

Speaking from Liberia, Michel du Cille regaled us with an account of his work. Soon, we'll see what he's been doing. #trotteratjacksonstate

As #Ebola takes lives in Liberia, it leaves hunger in its wake via The Washington Post Michel du Cille wapo.st/1yAPSND

After Ebola, hunger invades Liberia wapo.st/11khBb8

Offbeat portraits reveal celebrities in a new light: on.natgeo.com/1xM9pvr #NatGeoProof @NatGeoPhotography

One of the beautiful things in journalism is when a photograph tells a story better than the story. H/t @sarahvoison

This week on The Scoop it is an honour and privilege to host the fascinating Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16) Kenya's Chief Justice facebook.com/pages/The-Scoo…

jahi chikwendiu Michel du Cille sarah voisin I could not stop looking at that photo. So much joy in the photo and for journalism!

Today’s African proverb: A fool brings the rope himself with which he will be bound. A Somali proverb sent by Hussein Mohamud, Nashville, US

A short clip I shot for NYT National News last night in #Ferguson, MO: Protesters flip a police car. With Brent McDonald nyti.ms/1rkkFjj

What I have to look forward to after totally overeating Thanksgiving food tomorrow: washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special…

NFL's Goodell botches Ray Rice's suspension so badly Rice ends up with 2 game suspension for elevator KOing his... fb.me/7cV2Ouz51

You've survived Ebola. You're immune to the disease. Now what? Lenny Bernstein and Michel du Cille wapo.st/ebola-survivors

Surviving Ebola should bring joy and relief. It doesn't always work out that way. W/ incredible Michel du Cille pix. wapo.st/1zcCX6Y