This project documents quotidian Black life from 1978-1998—images of African Americans viewed through a variety of everyday positive, relatable, uplifting, and ordinary experiences.

The Los Angeles protests are more than just political acts – they are urgent expressions of solidarity, resistance, and hope, a living archive of resilience in the face of systemic oppression.

A documentary project focused on the conservation efforts to protect the endangered species of turtles and sparrows.

This series tells the story of Cary Stuart, an American survivor of sex trafficking.

The imprisonment of people with psychosocial disabilities has been illegal in Indonesia since 1977, yet it remains widespread, especially in rural Java.

Consumerism, racism, objectification, pop culture, beauty standards, and religion shape the complex landscape of American resale markets, a defining feature of American culture.

As cities and counties begin to criminalize homelessness, some of the unhoused in Olympia, Washington take refuge in The Jungle.

“Black Lives Matter is the movement, but these are the people.”

At a time when extremism is increasingly accepted and tolerated, far-right neo-Nazi extremism is quietly on the rise in Germany.