Claude, a member of Opening Doors, walks in the 50th London Pride Parade. Opening Doors is a UK-wide charity focused on providing community, support, and information to LGBTQ+ people over the age of 50. London. July, 2022.

Claude, a member of Opening Doors, walks in the 50th London Pride Parade. Opening Doors is a UK-wide charity focused on providing community, support, and information to LGBTQ+ people over the age of 50. London. July, 2022.

My grandma Sonia and cousin Molly sit together after lighting the yahrzeit (memorial) candle on the twentieth anniversary of grandpa's death. Fire Island, New York. September, 2020

My grandma Sonia and cousin Molly sit together after lighting the yahrzeit (memorial) candle on the twentieth anniversary of grandpa's death. Fire Island, New York. September, 2020

Morgan and Zoe taking a late afternoon nap. Fire Island, New York. October 2020.

Morgan and Zoe taking a late afternoon nap. Fire Island, New York. October 2020.

Rose in her apartment in London. from ‘Memory Has Not Forgotten Us.’ Manhattan. October 2022.

Rose in her apartment in London. from ‘Memory Has Not Forgotten Us.’ Manhattan. October 2022.

Men form a line of protection in front of marchers as they make their way down Avenue Mohammad V during the Hirak Rif protest. They are protesting the decision by the Casablanca’s Court of Appeals to uphold the sentences of 54 Hirak Rif activists. T

Men form a line of protection in front of marchers as they make their way down Avenue Mohammad V during the Hirak Rif protest. They are protesting the decision by the Casablanca’s Court of Appeals to uphold the sentences of 54 Hirak Rif activists. The activists have been in prison since June 2018 and face sentences between one and twenty years. Rabat, April 21, 2019

Boys swim in the shadow of Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. February 23, 2019.

Boys swim in the shadow of Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. February 23, 2019.

Peter Valentyne at Manhattan Plaza, where he is a longtime resident. Manhattan Plaza is one of two affordable housing complexes in Manhattan which primarily house older, retired populations and offer an example of the kind of mutual care and communi

Peter Valentyne at Manhattan Plaza, where he is a longtime resident. Manhattan Plaza is one of two affordable housing complexes in Manhattan which primarily house older, retired populations and offer an example of the kind of mutual care and community approaches that have been so essential in caring for vulnerable community members facing COVID-19. July 24, 2020.

One of the many men who work in the partially underground alcoves to manually heat the hammams (public baths) which serve as both a major tourist attraction and a stable of daily life in Fes, Morocco. April, 2019.

One of the many men who work in the partially underground alcoves to manually heat the hammams (public baths) which serve as both a major tourist attraction and a stable of daily life in Fes, Morocco. April, 2019.

Mohammed Salli sits in his shop on Rue Mechatine in Fes’ old medina, a street named for the comb-makers (mechatine) that once lined the street. Today, Salli is the last of those traditional comb-makers left in Fes. The combs are made from cow and sh

Mohammed Salli sits in his shop on Rue Mechatine in Fes’ old medina, a street named for the comb-makers (mechatine) that once lined the street. Today, Salli is the last of those traditional comb-makers left in Fes. The combs are made from cow and sheep horns which he buys from Dar Dbagh Chauara, the older tannery in the city.

Salli laments the loss of the other carvers and of his own business. “What honor is there in being a museum?” he asks as he sits alone in his shop, whittling a piece of bull horn into a hairpin. April, 2019.

A woman participates in a bamboo weaving workshop as part of a Banglanatak-sponsored artisan workshop. The workshop, which had 26 participants between the ages of 19 and 62, was held from June 4 to June 10, 2017. The workshop’s goal was one of capac

A woman participates in a bamboo weaving workshop as part of a Banglanatak-sponsored artisan workshop. The workshop, which had 26 participants between the ages of 19 and 62, was held from June 4 to June 10, 2017. The workshop’s goal was one of capacity building within the local artisan community - specifically teaching them to use new techniques and to make and market a wider range of products.

Harijanwada at Thanem, Valpoi, Goa, India. June 6, 2017.

A butteri (Italian cowboy) stands with two of his horses on the farm. Maremma, Italy. September, 2018.

A butteri (Italian cowboy) stands with two of his horses on the farm. Maremma, Italy. September, 2018.

Marcher in the 2018 NYC Pride Parade.

Marcher in the 2018 NYC Pride Parade.

A woman adjusts her scarf in the heat of the kitchens at the Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib. In the community kitchen, or langar, volunteers cook community meals where all people, regardless of race, religion, caste, or gender are welcome to eat for free.

A woman adjusts her scarf in the heat of the kitchens at the Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib. In the community kitchen, or langar, volunteers cook community meals where all people, regardless of race, religion, caste, or gender are welcome to eat for free. July 15, 2015.

A young girl shops at the market with her mother in Leh. Ladakh, India. July 4, 2015.

A young girl shops at the market with her mother in Leh. Ladakh, India. July 4, 2015.

A woman peers out the window on the train from Assisi to Florence, Italy. September, 2018.

A woman peers out the window on the train from Assisi to Florence, Italy. September, 2018.

Sonia in her apartment. New York City, 2018.

Sonia in her apartment. New York City, 2018.

A man stands in a doorframe in a building adjacent to the Taj Mahal. Agra, India. July 2015.

A man stands in a doorframe in a building adjacent to the Taj Mahal. Agra, India. July 2015.

Claude, a member of Opening Doors, walks in the 50th London Pride Parade. Opening Doors is a UK-wide charity focused on providing community, support, and information to LGBTQ+ people over the age of 50. London. July, 2022.
My grandma Sonia and cousin Molly sit together after lighting the yahrzeit (memorial) candle on the twentieth anniversary of grandpa's death. Fire Island, New York. September, 2020
Morgan and Zoe taking a late afternoon nap. Fire Island, New York. October 2020.
Rose in her apartment in London. from ‘Memory Has Not Forgotten Us.’ Manhattan. October 2022.
Men form a line of protection in front of marchers as they make their way down Avenue Mohammad V during the Hirak Rif protest. They are protesting the decision by the Casablanca’s Court of Appeals to uphold the sentences of 54 Hirak Rif activists. T
Boys swim in the shadow of Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. February 23, 2019.
Peter Valentyne at Manhattan Plaza, where he is a longtime resident. Manhattan Plaza is one of two affordable housing complexes in Manhattan which primarily house older, retired populations and offer an example of the kind of mutual care and communi
One of the many men who work in the partially underground alcoves to manually heat the hammams (public baths) which serve as both a major tourist attraction and a stable of daily life in Fes, Morocco. April, 2019.
Mohammed Salli sits in his shop on Rue Mechatine in Fes’ old medina, a street named for the comb-makers (mechatine) that once lined the street. Today, Salli is the last of those traditional comb-makers left in Fes. The combs are made from cow and sh
A woman participates in a bamboo weaving workshop as part of a Banglanatak-sponsored artisan workshop. The workshop, which had 26 participants between the ages of 19 and 62, was held from June 4 to June 10, 2017. The workshop’s goal was one of capac
A butteri (Italian cowboy) stands with two of his horses on the farm. Maremma, Italy. September, 2018.
Marcher in the 2018 NYC Pride Parade.
A woman adjusts her scarf in the heat of the kitchens at the Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib. In the community kitchen, or langar, volunteers cook community meals where all people, regardless of race, religion, caste, or gender are welcome to eat for free.
A young girl shops at the market with her mother in Leh. Ladakh, India. July 4, 2015.
A woman peers out the window on the train from Assisi to Florence, Italy. September, 2018.
Sonia in her apartment. New York City, 2018.
A man stands in a doorframe in a building adjacent to the Taj Mahal. Agra, India. July 2015.

Claude, a member of Opening Doors, walks in the 50th London Pride Parade. Opening Doors is a UK-wide charity focused on providing community, support, and information to LGBTQ+ people over the age of 50. London. July, 2022.

My grandma Sonia and cousin Molly sit together after lighting the yahrzeit (memorial) candle on the twentieth anniversary of grandpa's death. Fire Island, New York. September, 2020

Morgan and Zoe taking a late afternoon nap. Fire Island, New York. October 2020.

Rose in her apartment in London. from ‘Memory Has Not Forgotten Us.’ Manhattan. October 2022.

Men form a line of protection in front of marchers as they make their way down Avenue Mohammad V during the Hirak Rif protest. They are protesting the decision by the Casablanca’s Court of Appeals to uphold the sentences of 54 Hirak Rif activists. The activists have been in prison since June 2018 and face sentences between one and twenty years. Rabat, April 21, 2019

Boys swim in the shadow of Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. February 23, 2019.

Peter Valentyne at Manhattan Plaza, where he is a longtime resident. Manhattan Plaza is one of two affordable housing complexes in Manhattan which primarily house older, retired populations and offer an example of the kind of mutual care and community approaches that have been so essential in caring for vulnerable community members facing COVID-19. July 24, 2020.

One of the many men who work in the partially underground alcoves to manually heat the hammams (public baths) which serve as both a major tourist attraction and a stable of daily life in Fes, Morocco. April, 2019.

Mohammed Salli sits in his shop on Rue Mechatine in Fes’ old medina, a street named for the comb-makers (mechatine) that once lined the street. Today, Salli is the last of those traditional comb-makers left in Fes. The combs are made from cow and sheep horns which he buys from Dar Dbagh Chauara, the older tannery in the city.

Salli laments the loss of the other carvers and of his own business. “What honor is there in being a museum?” he asks as he sits alone in his shop, whittling a piece of bull horn into a hairpin. April, 2019.

A woman participates in a bamboo weaving workshop as part of a Banglanatak-sponsored artisan workshop. The workshop, which had 26 participants between the ages of 19 and 62, was held from June 4 to June 10, 2017. The workshop’s goal was one of capacity building within the local artisan community - specifically teaching them to use new techniques and to make and market a wider range of products.

Harijanwada at Thanem, Valpoi, Goa, India. June 6, 2017.

A butteri (Italian cowboy) stands with two of his horses on the farm. Maremma, Italy. September, 2018.

Marcher in the 2018 NYC Pride Parade.

A woman adjusts her scarf in the heat of the kitchens at the Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib. In the community kitchen, or langar, volunteers cook community meals where all people, regardless of race, religion, caste, or gender are welcome to eat for free. July 15, 2015.

A young girl shops at the market with her mother in Leh. Ladakh, India. July 4, 2015.

A woman peers out the window on the train from Assisi to Florence, Italy. September, 2018.

Sonia in her apartment. New York City, 2018.

A man stands in a doorframe in a building adjacent to the Taj Mahal. Agra, India. July 2015.

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