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In the Kiki Ballroom Scene, Queer Kids of Color Can Be Themselves

In the Kiki Ballroom Scene, Queer Kids of Color Can Be Themselves Finding love, confidence, and resilience in a youth-led community In the Kiki Ballroom Scene, Queer Kids of Color Can Be Themselves Finding love, confidence, and resilience in a youth-led community

Street Art: Healing Through Creativity

Marilyn Santiago

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Wandering around the streets, especially around Santurce, you are witness of how much art is a part of the voice and healing process of Puerto Ricans. From politics to honoring famous artists, it is everywere as colorful and strong as the people living here.

Published: The Wall Street Journal

Ruth Yaroslaski

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In May 2019, I photographed an assignment for the Wall Street Journal. Mel & his son are soy, corn and dairy farmers are feeling the effects of the recent tariffs. Mel has been farming for 47 years and told me all about the history of their farm (and insisted I needed a photo with the cows lol). He is very concerned about the future of..

My Photograph on the Cover of the French Special Edition of National Geographic Magazine

Incredibly happy to see this photo I made of my wife Uliana on the cover of the French special edition Nat Geo mag about personality. I shot this a few years ago for the US edition where it was used inside the front cover on page one. It was a fun assignment and Uliana was a great model. We shot dozens of different expressions and printed them..

"Lynne Buchanan: Florida's Changing Waters" article in Lenscratch

So honored to be featured in Lenscratch today. Thank you, Julia Bennet, for this great article and thanks to Aline Smithson for featuring my work in Lenscratch. Water issues in Florida and across the country (and the world too) are so critical right now. I greatly appreciate every opportunity to share what I have learned on my journey to help..

From Violence to Peace through Positive Parenting

Christina Simons

Abuse Adolescence Children Civil Rights Civil Wars Community Corruption Crime Documentary Domestic Violence Editorial Education Emotion Essays Family Health/Healing Human Rights Lifestyle Love Media Motherhood NGO parenting Parenting & Family Peace Photography Photojournalism Portraiture Poverty Relationships School/College Senior Citizens Soccer Teens Travel Violence Youth

Papua New Guinea has one of the highest rates of children both experiencing and witnessing violence in the Asia Pacific. While the country has given some attention to the issue in recent years, abuse is still commonplace in many households. The impacts of violence at home are very real and concerning for children. There is significant..

"How to lead" for The Financial Times

Alejandra Rajal

Subscribe to read | Financial Times Last month writer Jude Webber and I, went to the headquarters of Orbia one of the biggest producers of industrial plastics to talk with their CEO Daniel Martinez-Valle, about how industrial companies can work too towards a more sustainable planet.

on The Washington Post: The Weeks After Getting Out

Joseph Rodriguez

This man was just released from prison after serving 15 years. I was there to meet him at the facility’s gate. ARTICLE

Kihnu in the Washington Post

My work "Kihnu, the isle off the time" is published online in the Washington Post. Perspective | Life, death and preserving tradition on an Estonian island of only a few hundred people Photographer Jeremie Jung explores life on Kihnu.

On assignment for NPR: In Puerto Rico, The Days Of Legal Cockfighting Are Numbered

Erika P. Rodriguez

In Puerto Rico, The Days Of Legal Cockfighting Are Numbered A congressional ban on the sport was a victory for animal rights activists, but on the island, many say that cockfighting is part of their culture — and they're willing to take the sport underground.

Life, death and preserving tradition on an Estonian island of only a few hundred people

The Washington Post

Photographer Jeremie Jung explores life on Kihnu. Perspective | Life, death and preserving tradition on an Estonian island of only a few hundred people Photographer Jeremie Jung explores life on Kihnu.

LORDS OF THE GUNS

Eduard Korniyenko

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In Russia, military patriotic education has become part of the school system. From an early age children study Russian history, practice appropriate for their age tasks and skills, train at the patriotic military clubs. In Caucasus region, where the cult of arms and military traditions are strong, there exist specialised cadet schools. In these..

Hatice Cengiz - Assignment for ZEIT online

Charlotte Schmitz

An interview with Hatice Cengiz in Istanbul for ZEIT online. Her fiancé Jamal Khashoggi was brutally killed in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul one year ago. Hatice has been fighting for justice to be served to his killers ever since. »As a journalist, it was his duty to view things through a critical lens. Jamal always said: I am a..

The Guardians of the Mountains

ROSSELLA SANTOSUOSSO

Action climbing Documentary Dolomiti Editorial Environment Feminism Italy Landscape Media mountain Mountain retreat nature Photography Photojournalism Portraiture Sports Travel trekking Vacation walking Wildlife women

Like cathedrals in the desert, high mountain refuges often arise in inhospitable places far from the world. Extreme altitudes and difficult access routes make the procurement of any resource complicated. Managing them is difficult, water, electricity, food, they must be rationed and sometimes with bad weather you can risk being isolated for..

SAINT COCA-COLA

Conceptual Documentary Editorial Environment Fine Art Food Health/Healing Human Rights Landscape Latin America Media Photography Photojournalism Portraiture Poverty Spirituality Water

Chiapas, Mexico, August 2019 Chiapas has the highest rate of Coca Cola consumers in the world. Potable water is increasingly scarce, some villages don’t even have running water. Thus, many residents drink Coca-Cola produced by a local plant, easier to find than bottled water and as almost as cheap. Since the arrival of soft drinks in..

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