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Celebrated author and award-winning photojournalist Nick Danziger, who has just returned home to Monaco after a visit to North Korea, is organising another Creative Workshop from September 25 to 29, together with writer Rory MacLean. This will be the seventh Monaco workshop, as two of Europe’s most intrepid and intuitive chroniclers guide and support selected individuals on the exclusive writing and photography journey, and those interested in registering can email danzigerexhibitions@gmail.com. Additionally, Mr Danziger’s NGO, “Cinema, Human Rights and Advocacy” will, this May, be running a workshop in Mandalay in Visual Storytelling and Advocacy. This will be the workshop's fourth year in Myanmar and it's run in conjunction with the British Council, Witness, and Equality Myanmar and has the support of the Bertha Foundation, Picture People and STAMPS, the School of Art and Design at the University of Michigan. Mr Danziger, whose exhibition "Women Facing War" continues until 14th May at the Parliamentarium in Brussels, is also in the process of publishing “Another Life”, his 10-year project on the Millennium Development Goals. While over 300 people have pledged and will consequently see their name appear in his book, he’s still looking for the “final 29 percent” of funding. The book can be viewed here.  

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[caption id="attachment_12111" align="alignleft" width="350"] Photo: Facebook Mike Horn[/caption] Mike Horn, the explorer with strong links to Monaco, has succeeded in his solo Antarctic crossing. He achieved this remarkable feat in 57 days, travelling 5,100 kilometres. He passed the South Pole on January 9. No one had ever traversed most of his route, which he covered on skis. On some days, using kites to harness the winds, he was able to complete 200 kilometres, while on others, he faced very strong winds and had to hunker down in his tent. On Tuesday, February 7, the 50-year-old made it to the French base of Dumont d'Urville and the end of another epic adventure. In January, 2009, Mike Horn met up with HSH Prince Albert near the South Pole. Prince Albert was on a tour of Antarctica, visiting research outposts across the continent as part of his ongoing campaign to raise awareness of the necessity of protecting polar areas. READ ALSO: Space exploration film to premiere at Grimaldi Forum READ ALSO: Solar Impulse continues to highlight clean technology