Ukrainian-American photographer, Andrea Wenglowskyj seeks to preserve Ukrainian culture by documenting the Ukrainian Plast summer camp outside of Buffalo, NY.
Window Into Solitary
Portraits and testimonies from Gail Brashear, Jessica Sylvia, Eugene Youngblood, & Marriam Oliver
by Deborah Espinosa
Portraits and stories of solitary confinement by four formerly incarcerated individuals.
Telling ICE to Go Home
United States
by David Bacon
On October 23, 2025, hundreds of people protested ICE agents using the Coast Guard Island in California as a base for immigration raids.
Closing the Circle
Rwanda
by Glenn Vanderbeke
The Kivu region of Rwanda promotes circular agriculture by creating zero-waste systems and recycling agricultural waste.
A Family Divided
Italy
by Lorenzo Lazzati
Lorenzo Lazzati follows the story of Zijad, a Romani man from Croatia, and his struggle to reunite his family and regain custody of his daughters.
Climate Revealed
USA, Italy, Germany, UK, The Gambia, Brazil, Mexico, Sweden
by Fabio Cian
An exploration of some of the most important climate research facilities across the world.
Net-Zero Transition
Europe
by Simone Tramonte
Facing the urgent climate crisis, Europe aims to reduce emissions through technological innovation and the integration of sustainable practices.
Turkana
Kenya
by Maurizio Di Pietro
Kenya’s arid region of Turkana continues to face violent conflict while enduring the ongoing effects of climate change.
The Decline of the Sixth Continent
Antarctica
by Michel Groleau
A striking visual journey into the urgent global impact of Antarctica’s melting glaciers.
The Weight of a Promise
South Africa
by Jodi Windvogel
South African families are still living in temporary homes generations after the fall of apartheid.
Window Into Solitary
Portraits and testimonies from John "Divine G" Whitfield, Anisah Sabur & Dolores Canales
by Brian Branch-Price
Portraits and stories of solitary confinement by three formerly incarcerated individuals.
What Does Freedom Mean To You
Wyoming, United States
by Milo Gladstein
As a new political landscape emerges in the United States as this portrait series begs the question: What does freedom mean to you?
The walls of her cell may have fallen, but the psychological prison remains, a testament to a system designed not to rehabilitate women, but to break them.
