In a world that often forgets its roots, Fiesta del Espíritu (llama sacrifice) celebrates an enduring bond between the land and the sacred.
Sparks from the Past
Romania
by Vlad Dumitrescu
Romanian oxen are more than a practical part of rural life, they also evoke deep nostalgia, as many farmers have never known life without them.
Immigration Enforcement in Laramie County, Wyoming
United States
by Milo Gladstein
A joint operation involving Wyoming deputies, patrol officers, and ICE, targeting commercial motor vehicles, with local officers acting as federal immigration and customs enforcement agents.
Galamsey: Artisanal Gold Mining in Ghana
Ghana
by Mariusz Śmiejek
Galamsey, meaning “gather them and sell”, is a local Ghanaian term referring to the illegal small-scale gold mining in Ghana.
Guardian of the Forest
Santa Rosillo, Peru
by Sarah Fretwell
Environmental defenders risk their lives to protect ancestral lands in the Peruvian Amazon.
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.
Queer Resilience
Kenya
by Laia Ros
In Kenya, despite restrictive and discriminatory laws, activists create spaces for queer expression.
Hell Drill
New York, United States
by Lindsay Morris
A simulation of a mass casualty shooting to train first responders on the agonizing choices they would face during a real shooting spree.
No Kings in New York City
United States
by Lisa Dubois
New York City says “No Kings” as they protest Trump’s authoritarian agenda.
Out of the Shadows
Quebec, Canada
by Chris Lau
"Out of the Shadows" sheds light on people living on the margins of society. It captures people in all their authenticity, their defiance, their vulnerability, their awkwardness, and their sensuality.
Women on the Tide
United States
by Edward Boches
In Wellfleet, Mass., the oyster capital of North America, more and more women work as shellfishermen and wild harvesters.
Inclusive Nation
Uganda
by Marijn Fidder
Uganda has one of the world’s most progressive laws for people with disabilities, reshaping the country into a more inclusive society.
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.