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.

As a new political landscape emerges in the United States as this portrait series begs the question: What does freedom mean to you?

The Indigenous Peoples of America Parade is overdue. Approximately 90% of the Native population died as a result of invading forces within 150 years of arrival on a territory that was called a new world to the conquerors, but for the Natives it was their world.

Protests across Colorado reveal how democracy is continually shaped by those who choose to stand, speak, and assemble.

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

A decade-long documentary project of Colette’s transition as a transgender woman.

Built by former FARC combatants and Colombian soldiers, these ossuaries honor victims of forced disappearance and stand as a space of healing, honor, and peace.

Throughout San Fransisco, cruises are not just about the car, but also about creativity, style, friendship, and family, but most importantly, they are about culture and community.

Steve Cagan documents the strong, creative, and resistant workers of Ohio.

Eleanor Moseman documents the resilience and bravery of the Uyghur women in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region of China.

In a world that often forgets its roots, Fiesta del Espíritu (llama sacrifice) celebrates an enduring bond between the land and the sacred.

In their music and dance, punks celebrate life, mutual trust and support, and freedom to express themselves about social injustice and the government.