Dignity in Exile: Stories of Struggle and Hope from a Modern American Shanty Town - Weissman, Eric; Dickson, Nigel
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Situated on the Portland International Airport, Dignity Village is the first city-recognised shantytown, and a place the dejected, jobless, and impoverished outcasts of society call home. This photo-ethnographic account is a stunning portraiture of the people who live there, explored through high-quality reporting, remarkable photography, and an honest visual representation of the flame of dignity that burns deep inside those in exile.

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Situated on the Portland International Airport, Dignity Village is the first city-recognised shantytown, and a place the dejected, jobless, and impoverished outcasts of society call home. This photo-ethnographic account is a stunning portraiture of the people who live there, explored through high-quality reporting, remarkable photography, and an honest visual representation of the flame of dignity that burns deep inside those in exile.
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Autorenporträt
Eric Weissman is a research associate at the Concordia Centre for Studies in Broadcasting and at the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia University. He lives in Montreal. Nigel Dickson is a commercial photographer whose work has been featured in Esquire, Fast Company, Rolling Stone Magazine, and Vogue. He lives in Toronto.