VOLUMES
(SOME BOOKS I'VE WRITTEN)
"A powerful, inspirational look at the dignity and individuality of displaced people" -- Wharton Magazine
How do you address the Global Refugee Crisis?
Documentary photographers and independent humanitarian advocates Daniel Farber Huang and Theresa Menders start one face at a time.
This PFA Pocket Field Guide takes a mixed-method approach, identifying and aligning practices and recommendations from numerous authorities and frameworks to provide users with a comprehensive toolkit adaptable to a range of situations and for a variety of individuals who would benefit from PFA support.
"... Huang and Menders wrote a manual that “gets right to the point,” with the style set to continue how “Practical Cyber Security” had a plethora of resources, examples, websites, a term glossary, and more — all to further illustrate the material of the chapters."
-- U.S.1 News
"A wise and easy-to-read manual for thriving in Ivy admissions and beyond...
In the end, the book not only prepares one for acceptance into top colleges, but also provides tools for succeeding in the larger world. "
-- Kirkus Reviews
Whether you are a rising associate or a C-level executive, separating and insulating your personal life from your public one is critically important so you can protect yourself, your loved ones, and the many non-work aspects of your life that you hold dear and precious.
Updated for 2024
"This book makes personal cybersecurity less intimidating and more efficient for any internet user."
-- Sonic Wall
"NOWHERE TO HIDE is filled with real world case studies, specific resources and practical “how to” guides to equip both beginner and seasoned OSINT investigators with the right tools for their OSINT toolboxes."
-- OSINT Central
DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
(SOME OF THE GLOBAL EVENTS I'VE COVERED)
Russian Invasion of Ukraine
The Power of Faces
Global Refugee Crisis
Haiti Recovery
Armenia, Colombia
Neonatal ICU
PERSPECTIVES
(SOME OF THE OP/EDS I'VE WRITTEN)
REPORTAGE
(SOME OF THE NEWS ARTICLES I'VE WRITTEN)
BIO
(OBLIGATORY INSERTION OF MY BIG ROUND HEAD ON THIS WEBSITE)
[and here is where I present my bio in the third person to add gravitas...]
Daniel Farber Huang is an unconventional and creative problem eliminator, strategic advisor, author, explorer, advocate, and documentary photographer.
Daniel raises awareness of current humanitarian issues, technology, cybersecurity, literature, and -- in general -- finding new ways of navigating around conventional wisdom to come up with mad solutions to everyday problems.
His documentary work has been exhibited at Amnesty International, the Middle East Institute, and numerous universities and colleges. Daniel's photography is included in the permanent collections of The International Center of Photography, The Museum of the City of New York, New-York Historical Society, Museum of Chinese in the Americas, New York City Fire Museum and other institutions.
Daniel co-founded of The Power of Faces, a major portrait project raising awareness of the global refugee crisis. Daniel has documented refugee camps around the world, and actively raise awareness and mobilizes resources to aid vulnerable populations. He also launched the Eternal Access Project to protect free speech, books, and ideas from censorship and book banning.
Daniel is a Fellow of The Explorers Club, a professional society dedicated to advancing field research and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. He is an Advisor to Princeton University’s Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education, where he advises startup founders on strategy and risk avoidance. Daniel is also a member of the Board of Trustees for the Emergency Care Research Institute (ECRI), one of the largest healthcare quality and safety entities in the world.
Daniel earned his Master’s degree (A.L.M.) in Journalism and a Certificate in International Security from Harvard University, his M.B.A. from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania in Finance and Entrepreneurial Management, and his B.A. from New York University in Economics.