In January 2020, due to violence and poor economic conditions, Honduran citizens formed a migrant caravan and traveled through Guatemala into Mexico. This is their story.

A look behind the walls of the Las Colinas women’s jail in San Diego, CA.

Italian photographer, Andrea Fucà portrays the experiences of people with Down syndrome in Santiago de Cuba.

The settlement of Poonjeri is home to 40 Narukuravar families, a small semi-nomadic community in India that has experienced discrimination ever since ancient times.

On April 26, 1986, the world’s worst nuclear disaster occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in northern Ukraine. Officially, 31 people are known to have died directly from the disaster, unofficially the long-term effects of radiation poisoning have led to the deaths of thousands.

An exploration of Afatona, a town struggling with environmental change and its community’s complex relationship with a disappearing landscape.

Galamsey, meaning “gather them and sell”, is a local Ghanaian term referring to the illegal small-scale gold mining in Ghana.

A portrait series that not only documents the traditions of the Indigenous American community but also the radiance in their eyes and spirit.

Shishmaref, Alaska is a remote village located 30 miles south of the Arctic Circle. It sits atop rapidly melting permafrost, and coupled with rising sea levels, is forcing the native Iñupiat to leave and find a new home.

While the world silently watched a genocide unfold live in Gaza, an unprecedented shadow of violence swept across the West Bank.

Every morning, a group of young people come to work 30 km north of Luanda salvaging pieces of iron from the carcasses of half-buried ships.

As part of a long-term documentary project, these images take a look into the private and social lives of White nationalist organizations.