In Port Hamadi in Jayapura, one of Indonesia’s largest tuna fishing centers, photographer Arif Rudiana documents the need for sustainable policies to ensure long-term benefits for Indonesia’s maritime communities.

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

Katherine Richmond brings awareness to the commercial fishing industry on Cape Ann, MA, and documents fishing for Menhaden.

In the face of the impossible, Cubans continue to show resilience and strength.

Family farms in Wyoming practice organic and regenerative farming, benefitting not only consumers but also the health of the earth.

An international network of photographers documents the stories of elders disproportionately affected by climate change.

In the early 1990s, Howard Zehr photographed 75 men & women serving life sentences. In 2017, he revisited 22 of these same prisoners.

A long-form documentary on the impact of the war in Ukraine and its historic turning points over three years.

Thirty years after the 1994 Rwandan genocide, survivors and perpetrators have forged remarkable partnerships in a profound journey of reconciliation and healing.

During the height of the Covid pandemic, Dany del Pino Rodríguez photographed his father while hospitalized in Cuba and would be the last photos that Rodríguez would take of him.

Many Russian prisoners in Ukraine echo a shared sentiment that it makes no difference if they die in prison or at war.

A unique celebration in Colombia that blends African traditions with Catholic symbolism to honor a shared history and resilience.