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Between a Sword and a Wall

Between a Sword and a Wall

Mexico

by Cory Zimmerman

At the U.S. border, migrants from Central America’s Northern Triangle seek refuge from violence, poverty, and political upheaval.

The Distance Between Mountains and Memory

The Distance Between Mountains and Memory

Mexico

by Cory Zimmerman

The Mesoamerican mountains– a landscape of volcanic peaks, valleys, and cloud forests– are deeply intertwined with the cultural memory of the local communities.

Folklores

Folklores

Xinjiang, China and Tibet

by Emmanuel Serna

China has reduced its ethnic minorities in Xinjiang and Tibet solely to their folklore to attract tourists and income and to erase local religion, culture, and language.

Huaorani - The Ghosts of the Yasuni

Huaorani - The Ghosts of the Yasuni

Ecuador

by Aga Szydlik

Photographer Aga Szdyilk documents the deep connection between the Huarani people and their ancestral home—the Yasuní Reserve in the upper Amazon basin.

Atacama: Renewable Energy and Mining in the High Desert of Chile

Atacama: Renewable Energy and Mining in the High Desert of Chile

Chile

by Jamey Stillings

Documenting the evolving nexus between renewable energy development and mining in Chile’s Atacama Desert.

What My Daughter Learns of the Sea

What My Daughter Learns of the Sea

United States

by Brian Frank

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

The National Guard in Washington, D.C. A City in Transition

The National Guard in Washington, D.C. A City in Transition

United States

by Probal Rashid

Armed National Guard members are now stationed throughout the capital, a deployment that signals a loss of civic autonomy and freedom.

Arming Teachers in America

Arming Teachers in America

United States

by Kate Way

With the rise of school shootings across the United States, more than a dozen states have implemented policies to arm teachers.

The Prison Within

The Prison Within

United States

by Katherin Hervey & Massimo Bardetti

Photographs taken inside San Quentin Prison contrasting the healing and community created by the men inside with the cruelty and isolation of mass incarceration.

In the Name of Wellness

In the Name of Wellness

Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Brazil

by Karl Mancini

A long-term project that exposes the human and environmental cost of superfood monocultures in Latin America driven by Western demand.

Too Young to Fight

Too Young to Fight

Ukraine

by Svet Jacqueline

The lives of Ukrainian children since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022

Mountain Girls of Kargil

Mountain Girls of Kargil

India

by Eleanor Moseman

In the remote northern region of Ladakh, India, young Muslim women are redefining their culture, religion, and gender roles.

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BRIEFLY NOTED

Books of Interest in Fall 2024 Issue of ZEKE

Six books of interest in Fall 2024 issue of ZEKE

FEATURED ARTICLE

Is Photography Meeting the Moment?

by Glenn Ruga

Amid a radically transformed political, economic, and cultural landscape, the focus turns to how photography meets the moment.

BOOK REVIEW

The History War

by Larry Towell

Larry Towell's "The History War" combines photographs and collages to trace Ukraine's journey from the 5th century and its enduring struggle for independence.

BOOK REVIEW

On the National Language

By B.A. Van Sise

"On the National Language" is a paean to the people who are trying to save and revitalize languages, endangered or soon to be.

INTERVIEW WITH

Rehab Eldalil

By Daniel Cohen

Rehab Eldalil is an award-winning documentary photographer, visual storyteller, and educator based in Cairo, Egypt. Her work focuses on the theme of identity explored through participatory creative practices.

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