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on NPR: Photographer Uses Instant Images To Make Sense Of Life In Isolation

A recent feature in NPR by Laura Beltrán Villamizar highlighting the recent work of Native Photographer Celeste Alonso . Photographer Uses Instant Images To Make Sense Of Life In Isolation When Argentina went into strict lockdown in March, Celeste Alonso was isolated in her home in Buenos Aires. She has been asserting what control..

Elevating voices from the frontlines of the fight against slavery_(Thomson Reuters Foundation)

Elevating voices from the frontlines of the fight against slavery It is only by listening to survivors, their families, and their communities that we can understand what drives slavery and what is needed to end it Elevating voices from the frontlines of the fight against slavery It is only by listening to survivors, their families, and their..

Coronavirus: Number of cases in India reaches 5.2 million

Coronavirus: Le nombre de cas en Inde atteint les 5,2 millions BOMBAY (Reuters) - L'Inde a recensé 96.424 nouveaux cas confirmés de contamination au coronavirus au cours des vingt-quatre dernières heures, portant Coronavirus: Le nombre de cas en Inde atteint les 5,2 millions BOMBAY (Reuters) - L'Inde a recensé..

On NPR: How The World Is Reinventing Rituals

NPR National Public Radio asked the photographers who work with Everyday Projects — contributing to Instagram accounts from countries in Asia, Africa, Central and South America, North America and Europe — to document how people are reinventing rituals in the age of COVID-19. PHOTOS: How The World Is Reinventing Rituals Religious..

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court justice and legal pioneer for gender equality, dies at 87

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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the high court and a legal pioneer for gender equality whose fierce opinions as a justice made her a hero to the left, died Sept. 18 at her home in Washington. She was 87. CONTINUE READING

On Public Eye: Covid-19 and pesticides, a highly dangerous cocktail

Ramiro Aguilar Villamarín

"Covid 19 infection can have serious consequences for people with weakened immune systems. Like the 31-year-old Ecuadorian plantation worker Lenin Merino, who was exposed to pesticides for years. He succumbed to the virus in July 2020". Photos and video: Ramiro Aguilar Villamarín Text: Romano Paganini Covid-19 und Pestizide: ein..

The Osa Peninsula: A Journey through a Conservation Success Story

Markus Martinez Burman

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Sudan's Floods 2020

Sudan floods highlight vulnerability to Ethiopia's giant Nile dam via the national.ae At least 100 people killed in flooding, a reminder of the potential devastation Sudan could face in the event of a breach

Regarding the Painful Memories of Others

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Street Protests Before the Age of Trump Had a Very Different Vibe

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Street Protests Before the Age of Trump Had a Very Different Vibe Photographer Kevin Bubriski’s recent book, “Our Voices, Our Streets,” captures an era of struggle more distant than time suggests.

Published: VICE World News - Venezuela's Iconic Motorbike Taxis are Running out of Gas

Recently went on assignment for VICE World News and spent time with mototaxi drivers in the city's (usually) bustling downtown. As these drivers face a new reality of extended lockdown, militarized checkpoints, gasoline shortages, corruption and a dollarized economy, the once staple of Caracas' street life is now struggling to get by...

PBSNewsHour: 8 Lessons We Learned From Our First Jobs

Liza Kaufman Hogan

What was your first job? Serving fast food, delivering newspapers, cleaning hotel rooms, picking tobacco? Whatever your answer, chances are you worked hard for little pay and wouldn’t trade the experience for all the better jobs you’ve had since. In honor of Labor Day, we asked Next Avenue readers to share what they learned the first..

Assignment. This is not a chain by Ruda Colectiva on Planeta Futuro - El País.

The impact of the crisis of the covid-19, told from the perspective of 11 women photographers in different parts of Latin America. A project that shows the contrasts in access to food and the ways in which the crisis has transformed the relationship with food. 'Resistencia cotidiana' is the reportage I developed for Ruda Colectiva...

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