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Caravans of Faith and Memory
Jul 7, 2025 An annual pilgrimage of Europe's Romani people culminates in France to honor their patron saint and their way of life.2025 EPPY Award: First Place, Best Photojournalism on a Website
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Fragility and Resilience: Glimpses of Rojava
Feb 13, 2025 Photographer Angéline Desdevises captures life in Kurdish Syria, where the region's boldest democratic experiment finds new sources of resilience amid fresh rubble and political uncertainties.
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Photo Essay: The Murder of Chief Merong
Nov 27, 2024 The Amazon rainforest is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be an Indigenous water and land protector.
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Photo Essay: Something’s in the Water
Jan 8, 2024 The people fighting the "forever chemicals" contaminating Italy.2024 EPPY Award: Best Photojournalism on a Website
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Two Ukrainian Families: One Fled, One Stayed
Sep 20, 2023 A tale of two families in photos.2024 Southern California Journalism Award: Second Place, Photo Essay (single topic), News/News Feature
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Uncovering Chile’s Largest Mass Grave
Sep 11, 2023 The Pinochet dictatorship buried its first victims in a notorious patch of dirt called Patio 29.
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The Battle Against Lithium Mining at Thacker Pass
Aug 28, 2023 Native Americans fight for the wildlife and fauna on sacred land.
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Photo Essay: Repurposed for War
Aug 20, 2023 In Ukraine, a photojournalist sees soldiers and civilians maneuvering through the ruins.
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Photo Essay: Nashville Keeps Marching Against Gun Violence
Apr 18, 2023 Bishop William Barber brings the "Moral Monday" protest approach he launched in North Carolina to Tennessee's statehouse.
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Photo Essay: Scenes from a Presidential Indictment
Apr 6, 2023 As Michael Nigro's photo essay demonstrates, Trump's historic arraignment in Manhattan brought out a wide variety of both protestors and the jubilant.
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Photo Essay: Drag Story Hour Showdown in Ohio
Apr 3, 2023 This weekend, the town of Chardon braced itself for more violence.
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