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.
Drowned History
Turkey
by Mustafa Bilge Satkin
The construction of the Ilısu Dam in Turkey had devastating impacts on the local community and environment in the Dicle Valley.
Final Exposure
United States
by Lou Jones
Lou Jones spent six years of his life documenting the unseen, unheard stories of an American subculture – people on death row.
Resistance of the Native Peoples of Ecuadorian Amazon Against Extractivism
Ecuador
by Nicola Ókin Frioli
In 1964, Texaco (now Chevron), arrived in Ecuador with a concession of 1.5 million hectares.
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.
Quests for Authenticity
United States
by Peter Merts
Incarcerated men and women creating and performing artworks in California prisons.
Absence of Being
United States
by Michele Zousmer
Changing the perception of female detainees in a California reentry program.
COVID-19 in Black America
Pennsylvania, United States
by Raymond W Holman Jr
In March 2020, this documentary photographer created portraits of the Black community who experienced, survived, and adapted to the challenges of COVID-19.
Life After Life in Prison
United States
By Sara Bennett
Sara Bennett photographs formerly incarcerated women in their bedrooms. All were convicted of serious crimes — mostly homicide.
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.
Too Young to Fight
Ukraine
by Svet Jacqueline
The lives of Ukrainian children since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022
We Are the People
New York, Washington DC, United States
by Kevin Mckeon
“Black Lives Matter is the movement, but these are the people.”
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"Between Fears and Hope" by Fabrice Dekoninck tackles injustice, genocide, denial, and the ways in which the past seeps forward through generations—all through the lens of ongoing impact of the Bosnian war.
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.
“We Cry in Silence” brings out the intimacy with human trafficking survivors, inspiring empathy and reveals the psychological manipulation of the traffickers.
