Stephen Ferry | The Visual Legacy: Photographic Support for the Colombian Truth Commission

Supporting the work of Colombia's Truth Commission by constructing a public photographic archive of the armed conflict, civic resistance to the violence, and acts of peace

Esther Mbabazi | Collaboration with GUWODO

This collaborative project aims to make visible the lives of women and girls with disabilities in Northern Uganda by engaging them in the creative process about how to best tell and represent their own personal stories (produced with support from Amercian Jewish World Service)

Rahima Gambo | Tatsuniya II

A visual storytelling workshop to support the growth and empowerment of female students at a school in Maiduguri, Nigeria, which was targeted by Boko Haram in 2013 and subsequently closed for two years in an increasingly dangerous insurgency

Brendan Hoffman | Journalism as a Social Practice

Undertaking a residency at Iowa's Daily Freeman-Journal to work with local residents on a visual conversation about identity and representation in America’s heartland (produced with support from the Economic Hardship Reporting Project)

Laia Abril | On Rape

An ongoing visual archive of the systemic control of women’s bodies across time and cultures to explore how concepts of myths, power, and law relate to the constructions of the notion of masculinity and sexual violence

Heba Khalifa | Tiger Eye

Exploring gender-related persecution in Egypt and the complex and intimate dynamics of the mother-daughter relationship

Robert Pluma | Hidden Histories

Countering colonial narratives and reclaiming the indigenous identity of what is now southern Texas through the use of augmented reality and recorded oral histories told by mission descendants (produced in collaboration with creative technologist Kei Gowda produced with support from the Henry Luce Foundation)

Billy H.C. Kwok | Last Letters

Excavating the hidden history of the White Terror, a period of authoritarian rule in Taiwan, using final letters penned by victims of the regime

Pedro Silveira | Sacred Diaspora

Drawing on fieldwork and archival research to explore the presence of African deities worshiped on Brazilian lands in a region called All Saints Bay (produced in collaboration with visual artist Aislane Nobre produced with support from the Henry Luce Foundation)

Nadege Mazars | Wolves, Swallows, and Ewes: A Tale About Real Lives in El Salvador

Exploring the intersections of violence, migration, and religion through the personal trajectory of individuals in El Salvador (produced in collaboration with tattoo artist Azul Luna produced with support from the Henry Luce Foundation)