An international network of photographers documents the stories of elders disproportionately affected by climate change.
The People of Chelsea Project
United States
by Darlene DeVita
Chelsea, MA., is more than just a small city across the harbor from Boston; it’s a vibrant, resilient community that keeps the city running.
Between a Sword and a Wall
Mexico
by Cory Zimmerman
At the U.S. border, migrants from Central America’s Northern Triangle seek refuge from violence, poverty, and political upheaval.
Optics of a War Zone at the Border
United States
by Laurie Smith
The border between the United States and Mexico resembles a war zone, militarized and scarred by patched walls and scattered belongings marking the passage of migrants.
One day inside the deportation machine at a federal immigration court in New York
United States
by Julius Constantine Motal
A visual timeline of a single day inside the halls of the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building, where some people found their lives forever changed.
Farmworkers and Deportees
United States
by David Bacon
The work and culture of indigenous farmworkers from southern Mexico now employed on farms dotting the West Coast of the US.
Voices Against ICE!
United States
by Alvaro Diaz
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.
Resist! Mobilizing in Taos, New Mexico
United States
by Susan Ressler
In Taos, New Mexico, residents mobilize in defiance of Trump’s authoritarian agenda and oppressive policies.
Russian Orthodox procession in the provincial town of Tutayev
Russian Federation
by Dmitrii Kiselev
Every year, the Russian provincial town of Tutayev hosts a procession with the icon of the All-Merciful Savior.
João Pina mines archives and family history to challenge the silence of past atrocities and bear witness to the horrific years of fascist rule in Portugal and its colonies.
