Bring Me A Dream is a photographic exploration of intergenerational memory within a family carrying the Alzheimer's gene. Using lens-based media, ...

This long term project follows Ōtautahi/Christchurch's (New Zealand) two main rivers from their spring sources, through their urban catchmen...

As the world faces the danger of a new nuclear disaster because of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, one dark chapter of the Cold War era still cast...

In South Kanarchar of Keraniganj there is one of the 8000 brickfields in Bangladesh, a country in constant demand for affordable building materia...

Apu Quinto Inuma was a former lumber trafficker turned park ranger turned rogue Forest Guardian. He became a tireless international advocate for the e...

Large-scale song and dance festivals in Papua New Guinea are known as Sing-Sings. As many as 100 regional, provincial, and national tribal dance group...

The recent COP26 and Global Youth Development Index underscore the deep concern of young people for their world. Law no. 285/1997 facilitates children...

»If I had been born at the top of my street, behind the corrugated-iron border, I would have been British. Incredible to think. My whole idea of...

This photographic project focuses on two indigenous populations that are working in order to enact social and environmental justice in the face of som...

In September 2016, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc) held their 10th conference at a camp in the Yari Plains, in the fringes of the Am...

With almost 8 million blind people, India accounts for 20% of the total blind population in the world. What's worse, 75% of the&nbs...

Priya Gurung knows ten people who left her village to work overseas. Today, the young are no longer happy living traditional lifestyles, instead they ...

Stories East of the River takes an intimate journey into the lives of the new generation growing up in the unrecognised country of Transdniester, the ...

For the past decade I have been on a mission: to document the lack of autonomy that millions of women in developing countries have over their own live...

 The Charcoal Project originates in the Ulingan community in Manila where thousands of Filipino urban slum dwellers live amid filth and swirls of...

In the early to mid-1980's, over 150,000 Cambodians resettled in America from refugee camps along the Thai-Cambodian border. They were the survivo...

These photographs first appeared in Joanna Lipper’s nationally acclaimed book, Growing Up Fast (Picador, 2003) . Growing Up Fast tells the life...