Laurie Smith challenges complacency about the United States/ Mexico border crisis.

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.

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.

Photographers of the Rohingyatographer Collective capture the raw essence of refugee life in Bangladesh.

In a new era of political challenges, New Yorkers take to the streets to celebrate freedom of expression at the annual West Indian Day Parade.

In a nation filled with overwhelming pride yet tinged with sadness and confusion, this project captures a new essence of American identity.

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

At the U.S. border, migrants from Central America’s Northern Triangle seek refuge from violence, poverty, and political upheaval.

Portraits and stories of solitary confinement by four formerly incarcerated individuals.

In Iran, coal furnace workers endure harsh conditions as they struggle to make a living amidst the wood, smoke, and fire.

A portrait of post-pandemic Spanish youth who inhabit a counterculture infused with punk music and aesthetics.

In the Russian steppe, there is only the earth under your feet as far as the eye can see, and the sky above your head, around you and about you, and it all runs together as one, even within you.