Maggie Soladay

Photo Editor @ Open Society Foundations / Based in New York, NY 10019

Maggie Soladay is photography editor at the Open Society Foundations in New York, working on human rights issues around the world. She curates weekly take-overs on the @opensocietyfoundations Instagram account and is always... read on

Focus: Documentary, News, Photography, Portraiture

Skills: Research, Image Archiving, Pre-press, Photo Editing, Black & White Printing, Color Printing, Art Direction, Photojournalism, Film Processing, Film Photography

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Maggie Soladay

Photo Editor @ Open Society Foundations / Based in New York, NY 10019

The Moving Walls 25 Exhibition and Fellowship

David 'Dee' Delgado on Puerto Rico's Recovery

EverydayEverywhere Guest Curator on Instagram This Week

Life in Sierra Leone after Ebola on Instagram by Nana Kofi Acquah

Philippines based Jes Aznar documenting the execution of alleged drug offenders by vigilantes and the state

Erika P. Rodriguez Explores the Impact the Puerto Rican Debt Crisis is Having on Everyday People

This week, animated videos on Instagram: The abuses of Canada's Indian Residential Schools

Italian photographer Stefania Prandi on Instagram this week

Emily Macinnes on the Open Society Foundations' Instagram feed this week.

Willa, the first transgender girl to navigate Malta's new gender identity law

Police Brutality against migrants and refugees in Calais, France

Photographer Sarah Stacke's long term work from Manenberg, South Africa

Nyani Quarmyne's Queen Mothers in Ghana

Photo Reportage of the Trafficking of Nigerian Women to Italy for Sex Work By Elena Perlino

Interview and Slideshow with photographer Amanda Rivkin about Refugees in Europe

Photographer Timothy Fadek follows a brave journalist as she reports on murder in Juarez, Mexico

JA Mortram shares stories that reflect on social exclusion this week on the @opensocietyfoundations Instagram account.

Amanda Rivkin on Asylum seekers escaping war, now on @opensocietyfoundations Instagram

Time to Get Serious About Criminal Justice Reform