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

Focused on the intersection of cultural survival, ethnic conflict, and environmental conservation, Matias Bercovich documents the Karen Indigenous people’s ongoing struggle for self-determination in Myanmar.

Understanding familial love and the passing of time through the documentation of the daily life of Barbara, a 99-year-old woman in Ohio.

New York City says “No Kings” as they protest Trump’s authoritarian agenda.

The border between the United States and Mexico resembles a war zone, militarized and scarred by patched walls and scattered belongings marking the passage of migrants.

A project that explores Colombia’s evolving cannabis landscape, highlighting efforts to break stigma and redefine its role in society.

Every year, the Russian provincial town of Tutayev hosts a procession with the icon of the All-Merciful Savior.

The people of Ukraine, exhausted, displaced, and grieving, have not given up – they embrace calmness and fortitude, even as they face some of the darkest days of the war.

In the Russian steppe, there is only the earth under your feet as far as the eye can see, and the sky above your head, around you and about you, and it all runs together as one, even within you.

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.

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

The slow process of exhumations and search for bodies continues, waiting to be recognized by relatives, most of whom are orphans and survivors of the conflict.