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

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

With the rise of school shootings across the United States, more than a dozen states have implemented policies to arm teachers.

Kenya’s arid region of Turkana continues to face violent conflict while enduring the ongoing effects of climate change.

A story of a Tibetan woman who exemplifies dedication and bravery amid poverty and also challenges the mythologized visions of her country.

Romanian oxen are more than a practical part of rural life, they also evoke deep nostalgia, as many farmers have never known life without them.

A Polish photographer documents the endearing yet sometimes fraught relationship between a daughter and her father.

In Port Hamadi in Jayapura, one of Indonesia’s largest tuna fishing centers, photographer Arif Rudiana documents the need for sustainable policies to ensure long-term benefits for Indonesia’s maritime communities.

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.

“Black Lives Matter is the movement, but these are the people.”

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.

Afropunk is a cultural movement and festival that embraces Black identity through individuality, self-expression, and multiculturalism.