ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月18日 01時36分

Photo by @maggiesteber | In a sea of memories Elly Chovel found purpose. An exile from her homeland of Cuba, she swam daily in the waters off Miami, telling me that the waters that lapped the shores of her adopted home also lapped the shores of her homeland. At age 14 Elly was a frightened refugee whose family sent her to the U.S. to escape from Fidel Castro’s Cuba.
Elly and the other young Cubans sent to the U.S. and Canada during this time were called Pedro Pan kids. At age 43 she created an organization to preserve the history of the 14,000 Cuban children who fled without parents between 1960 and 1962. “From memories of suffering comes compassion,” she said. I photographed her on one of her daily swims for a National Geographic story about memory published in November 2007. #natgeowomenofvision #memory #women

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