Photo Essay: The War is Still Alive Fatemeh Behboudi Iran Three decades have passed since the end of the Iran-Iraq war, but many mothers are still waiting for the return of the remains of lost sons who perished during the war. Many veterans who managed to survive...
Photo Essay: Brave Hearts Amira Al-Sharif Yemen As a Yemeni woman, I’m fascinated by the beautiful spirit of my fellow countrywomen. For eleven years I have travelled throughout Yemen and photographed Yemeni women going through an unprecedented and fundamental social,...
Going the Way of the Qivittoq Lola Akimade Åkerström Sweden I sat alone in a cosy cabin perched atop a small hill on the banks of Nuuk fjord. Locals called it Ghost City because the sprawling view of the bay is obstructed from the other side of my hill. You’d never...
On Filmmaking and Travel Dilman Dila Uganda I don’t remember when I developed the urge to travel. Did it start when I took my first film job in 2008, which saw me visiting several districts in northern and north-eastern Uganda? Or, did it germinate when I was still a...
The Meek Family Ed-venture Waheed Khan England Tim and Kerry Meek were both full-time teachers in Nottingham, England but felt that their jobs were too life-consuming and they needed to redress their work-life balance. They wanted to dedicate more time to their...
