A project that explores Colombia’s evolving cannabis landscape, highlighting efforts to break stigma and redefine its role in society.

Brian Branch-Price documents the intimate moment of childbirth for first-time Black parents.

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

The closure of lignite mines in Germany forces the indigenous Sorbian community to explore new ways to preserve their heritage.

A look behind the walls of the Las Colinas women’s jail in San Diego, CA.

As addiction takes over, it leaves visible suffering and a devastating toll on the community.

Every morning, a group of young people come to work 30 km north of Luanda salvaging pieces of iron from the carcasses of half-buried ships.

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.

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.

Mongolia has a long history of nomadic pastoralism with herders raising livestock for thousands of years and have extensive traditional ecological knowledge and understanding of their environment. However, inappropriate government policies and lack of economic incentives threaten the rangelands and Mongolia’s nomadic heritage.

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

Environmental defenders risk their lives to protect ancestral lands in the Peruvian Amazon.