Magnum Foundation grantee Soumya Sankar Bose in The Caravan on how natural farming is empowering independent women farmers to gain control over land rights in India.

Magnum Foundation grantee Showkat Nanda in The Guardian on the hopes and dashed expectations of young people under lockdown during the pandemic in Kashmir.

Alongside The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture and the Prince Claus Fund, we are pleased to announce eleven new projects to be supported as part of the eighth cycle of the Arab Documentary Photography Program.

In the Summer 2021 issue of Truth in Photography, we reflect on our 2020 U.S. Dispatches initiative spotlighting diverse experiences of a year of unprecedented national crises.

Magnum Foundation grantee Gabriella N. Báez in TIME on the House of Grace, a trans collective reimagining family values in Puerto Rico.

Magnum Foundation grantee Esther Ruth Mbabazi in Vogue with her collaborative portraits of women with disabilities in Northern Uganda.

Magnum Foundation grantee Esther Ruth Mbabazi in The Guardian on how Batwa communities living on the edges of Bwindi national park in Uganda are coping with the pandemic.

Magnum Foundation Fund grantee Natalie Keyssar in Rolling Stone on the elderly incarcerated vulnerable to Covid-19 and their families.

Magnum Foundation grantee Johis Alarcón in The Guardian on community education among indigenous and African-Ecuadorian families in Ecuador amid the pandemic.

Magnum Foundation grantee Andrés Cardona in the British Journal of Photography on photography as means of navigating grief.

Magnum Foundation grantee Leysis Quesada Vera in The Guardian on life during the pandemic in Havana’s Los Sitios neighborhood.

Magnum Foundation Fund grantee Jared Ragland in the Virginia Quarterly Review on Alabama’s legacies of injustice.

Magnum Foundation grantee Isadora Romero in TIME on migrant delivery drivers facing hostility and mistreatment in Latin America.

Magnum Foundation is proud to announce the 2021 Photography and Social Justice Fellows, eleven photographers, artists, journalists, and activists who are passionate about challenging injustice, pursuing social equality, and advancing human rights through photography.

Magnum Foundation Fund grantee Alice Proujansky in The New York Times on Black women worried about Covid-19 and racial inequities in health care seeking alternatives to hospitals for their births.

In collaboration with The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC) and the Prince Claus Fund (PCF), we are pleased to open applications for the eighth year of the Arab Documentary Photography Program. Applications are due April 30, 2021!