Portraits and the remarkable stories of women over the age of ninety who live alone in their homes.

Victor and Susana have been married for over 70 years, supporting one another through the challenges faced by elderly Romanians.

While young immigrant mothers face an uncertain future as the Trump Administration threatens mass deportations, motherhood helps them cope and gives them a glimmer of joy.

A collective photo exhibition featuring extraordinary first-hand accounts by Palestinian journalists who risk their lives to reveal the suffering and atrocities endured in Gaza.

In Queens, New York, a neighborhood home to Bolivians, the community celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with parades and dance performances.

In the face of the impossible, Cubans continue to show resilience and strength.

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

A simulation of a mass casualty shooting to train first responders on the agonizing choices they would face during a real shooting spree.

A Zambian photographer captures the reality of young people with disabilities in Zambia continuing to face disparities in rights and opportunities.

For the third year in a row, the anti-abortion National Men’s March protested at the Planned Parenthood offices in Boston, MA.

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

Thirty years after the 1994 Rwandan genocide, survivors and perpetrators have forged remarkable partnerships in a profound journey of reconciliation and healing.

The Kivu region of Rwanda promotes circular agriculture by creating zero-waste systems and recycling agricultural waste.

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

The anti-abortion National Men’s March squares off with pro-choice counter-protesters at Planned Parenthood in Boston, MA.