Stand strong together
ASHA BELK: “Our mornings in Selma began with fellowship, an ode to the dedication to the well-being of others. As volunteers gathered to prepare for the day, it was hard to not miss the shadows that reflected a community determined to serve.”
Through the lens of photojournalist Asha Belk, meet the homeowners in Selma, Alabama, where MDS volunteers from Ohio repaired roofs and rebuilt homes after severe storms a year ago. In a community that played a significant role in the Civil
Rights Movement of the 1960s, resilience is visible.
Asha Belk (right), photojournalist and social worker, visits Selma resident Doris Hale whose house was repaired by MDS volunteers.
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