ZEKE Award: Shared First Place Winner

Tony brought home nuts, claiming Rosemary gave them to him, though she existed only in his dreams. Adolf and Raúl’s house was burned down...

ZEKE Award: Shared First Place Winner

Thirty years after the 1994 Rwandan genocide, remarkable partnerships have emerged: survivors reconciling with those who killed their loved ones&mdash...

ZEKE Award: Honorable Mention Winner

Atafona, a small town located in the delta of the Paraíba do Sul River, is caught in the grip of environmental change. Over the past few decade...

ZEKE Award: Honorable Mention Winner

Decades of political gridlock have prevented comprehensive immigration reform in the US, with bipartisan efforts stalling again in 2024. The border ha...

ZEKE Award: Honorable Mention Winner

Facing the urgent climate crisis, "NET-ZERO TRANSITION" documents innovative solutions across Europe aimed at reducing emissions and promoti...

ZEKE Award: Honorable Mention Winner

“Were Afghan Women to Unveil Their Tales” is a project that gives a close and respectful look into Afghan women’s lives, showing wha...

ZEKE Award: Honorable Mention Winner

I GRANT YOU REFUGE, is a collective photo exhibition featuring extraordinary images by six photographers from the Gaza Strip, representing the dozens ...

Despite the fact that Nazaré is known in the world for its gigantic waves, with the surf competition "Nazare Tow Challenge” made fam...

Operation Identification The Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State began a service-learning project�'Operation Identification (OpID) led ...

Puerto Rico exists within a unique neo-colonial liminal state - American enough to pay federal taxes, but not American enough to have the right to vot...

The proposed development of the 76ers basketball arena threatens Philadelphia's Chinatown, a central community hub for Asian Americans. The propos...

In the symphony of American life, the nuances and harmonies of the Muslim community often remain unheard. “American Muslim Experience” see...

Renowned for its seafood, potatoes, and Anne of Green Gables, Prince Edward Island (PEI) is an ideal vacation getaway. However, it’s currently e...

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Lebanon's 2024 olive harvest took place in October and November as Israel carried out airstrikes across the country. Pickers gathered in olive gro...

Visual images shape the narratives people and communities carry, whether based on illness or healing. This narrative framework forms a lens through wh...

These images, found in my 10th and latest book, Coney Island People 50 Years, are from 1970-2021. They simultaneously look back in time while giv...

The following project is a long term examination of consequences of war in Ukraine through visual documentation of its impact, highlighting multitude ...

After the horrors of October 7, 2023, the families of at least 341 missing Israelis began advocating for their return. Among the missing were seniors,...

Voting in elections in Uruguay is mandatory for citizens eighteen and over.  Uruguay uses a two round system that if no presidential candidate ob...

Lovell is passionate about photographing people within their cultures. Upon moving to New Orleans in 2008, he began documenting the city’s secon...

He stayed alone many years ago. First he lost family - wife and son, then he lost work, then flat and the last he lost was the interest in life. He mo...

I wanted to show the resonance between Kamakura's sea and surfers in a new way

Along the Bay of Bengal, where nearly 1.4 billion people live, water has become perilously unpredictable. On the coast of India’s Odisha state, ...

That’s the story of Mary, born on the 2nd of May 1994 in Mushalash, a small town in Lagos State in Nigeria. Her grandmother called her Tinuola, ...