India's Coal Inferno/ India ranks third in the world in the production of carbon dioxide and is burning more coal than ever before, with 66% of its power generated by coal fired thermal power plants, and future plans are for massive expansion. But as India pursues its aggressive path of coal-powered...

Jondo is a photographic work based on the search of the sentiment "jondo" within contemporary Calé communities inheriting the flamenco practice. Jondo is a word that refers to a dark and broken singing, common in pioneer flamenco singers. This kind of singing narrates the sorrows...

The Maasai are semi-nomadic people inhabiting Kenya and northern Tanzania. They are among the best known local populations due to their residence near the many game parks of Southeast Africa, and their distinctive customs and dress.    

How do you praise your God? How do you pray to Him? Do you believe in Jesus Christ? Ghanaians believe. Posters and billboards advertising conventions, new churches, miracle prayers, religious matters of all sorts are spread all around Ghana. Pastors of every Christian denomination proclaim the Word...

Stonington is the largest lobster port in Maine. With roughly 1100 residents and about 350 boats operating, 85% of the economy is based on lobster fishing. A high population of lobster is driving down the price of off-the-boat lobster. A pound of lobster sold for an average of $4.63 nine years ago, ...

The folk art of pottery in Bangladesh tell stories of village life, of happiness, of family life and the life of the hard working people of Bangladesh. As for Dhamrai, it is the holy grail for the ancient "almost lost" art of pottery...

The Sahel is one of the most exposed regions to climate change. Human populations need to cope and to adapt with the climatic as well as geopolitical threats that endangered their semi-nomadic way of life.

Migration Stories is a collaboration between myself, a recent NJCU graduate in photography, and Catherine Raissiguier, an NJCU professor of Women's and Gender Studies. During the fall of 2013, faculty members and students came together to narrate their lives, hopes and ...

Finding proper medical care in rural Haiti is very difficult, being able to afford it is nearly impossible for most Haitians. These circumstances combined with widespread ignorance relating to breastfeeding, proper cleaning and nutrition have made Haiti one of the most desperate countries in the world...

Personal space is a documentary project that originated with a visit to a textile-finishing factory in Summer 2013, as part of a wider project to promote the wool industry in northern England.  Following a series of visits to one particular factory, Karen began to explore the relationship between...

In many communities of Zacatecas, violence, lack of proper education, poverty and hunger are some of the most alarming experiences that we hear from in the testimonies of the youngsters. We can learn a lot from the frequently unseen young adults that are used to walking, to travel kilometers...

I was 18 in 1972 when my parents died. Left alone I remained living in my family home surrounded by their clothing, furniture, letters, and religious icons -- the objects of their lives. Decades after they died I visited my mother's homestead in Ireland. I decided to stay and photograph...

Teosinte, El Salvador, was decimated during El Salvador's civil war which lasted from 1980 to 1992. The United States supported the war by arming, funding and training the Salvadoran military, to combat what they perceived as a Communist threat. Most of the people who now live in Teosinte...