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United States
by Brynne Quinlan
The anti-abortion National Men’s March squares off with pro-choice counter-protesters at Planned Parenthood in Boston, MA.
Global
by 1in6by2030
An international network of photographers documents the stories of elders disproportionately affected by climate change.
Spain
by Carlos Folgoso Sueiro
The stories of Galicia reflect the community's struggle to adapt and endure in the face of change.
by Traci Arney
In North Carolina, hog killings on a family farm are communal acts of sustenance and connection– acts of labor marked by dignity and tradition.
by Alyssa Meadows
Women across the United States continue to fight for bodily autonomy and the right to an abortion.
Washington DC, United States
by Lizzy Unger
As an American woman herself, Lizzy Unger joins the protest for the right to an abortion, capturing the defiant energy of the women of America.
by Bailey Elizabeth Rogers
A unique project combining photos and interviews to tell the stories of the children who have been lost to gun violence in St. Louis, Missouri.
Germany
by Astrid Scheuermann
The closure of lignite mines in Germany forces the indigenous Sorbian community to explore new ways to preserve their heritage.
Cuba
by Andrea Fucà
Italian photographer, Andrea Fucà portrays the experiences of people with Down syndrome in Santiago de Cuba.
Bangladesh
by Rohingyatographer Collective
Photographers of the Rohingyatographer Collective capture the raw essence of refugee life in Bangladesh.
by Michele Crestani
Dayana, a 34-year-old woman from Santiago de Cuba, demonstrates resilience through the bleak economic and social hardships the country has to offer.
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.
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Amid a radically transformed political, economic, and cultural landscape, the focus turns to how photography meets the moment.
Christina Mittermeier is a photographer and activist who has dedicated her life to protecting the world's oceans.
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.
A body of artifacts gathered to retell the narrative and evolution of African American communities in America.
ZEKE Magazine’s Spring 2025 recommended photo-books spotlight compelling documentary photography.
