In the summer of 2018, we gave disposable cameras to kids who lived in the Palestinian refugee camps of Qalandiya and Am’ari, located in Ramallah, the de facto capital of the occupied West Bank. These children are the descendants of the 750,000
       
     
Projects / Out of Sight
       
     
Projects / Woomera
       
     
Projects / Black Lives Matter, Meanjin
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Projects / Rock Climb Palestine
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Projects / Between a Rock and a Hard Place - 2019 protests across the West Bank
Opening in 1916, the Aslan Tile Factory has now been operated by five generations of the Aslan family. The factory is one of the last of its kind producing Shami tiles, which were brought into the Levant during the French colonial era. In 1913, fou
       
     
Projects / Aslan Tile Factory - Nablus
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Projects / "Tell the world we save puppies"
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Projects / A Deadly Legacy in the Solomon Islands
       
     
Projects / Finding Safe Ground in Palau
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Projects / We Will Not Be Silent - Moscow Protest in pictures
7000 kilometers from their tropical jungle home, it begins to snow. Huddled next to the cold brick wall, two unnaturally dark eyes peer out from underneath a thinning fur coat. Where the wall meets the glass is the only place out of the wind and fro
       
     
Projects / Zoocation
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Projects / Cleared by Her - women removing cluster bombs in Cambodia
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Projects / We Can Be Heroes - the bomb sniffing rats of Cambodia
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Projects / A Phare Way From Home - The Phare Cambodian Circus
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Projects / The Campaign For Climate Change
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Projects / Women of the West
Nestled in the rolling hills of the small Christian village of Taybeh, in the occupied West Bank, the first micro-brewery in the Middle East holds their annual Oktoberfest. The Taybeh Oktoberfest is a time to forget war and occupation. You won’t fi
       
     
Projects / Occupation Oktoberfest
Driving down the bustling streets of downtown Hebron in the occupied West Bank, air conditioning blasting, we pull over to pick up Rawda Alshreef. A tiny 53-year-old clad in a race-car-red thobe (a dress-like robe), matching high heels and a baby-pi
       
     
Projects / Palestine's ping-pong champion