Kurdistan: Half a Century of Other People’s Wars and a Equality Social Project
Kurdistan: Half a Century of Other People’s Wars and a Equality Social Project
A chronicle from the invisible borders of Kurdistan, where a stateless people has defied genocides, dictatorships, wars, and forced displacement in order to rebuild their communities. From everyday life to the battlefront, women — protagonists of an unprecedented social revolution — are transforming masculinity and sustaining, in the midst of conflict, one of the most pioneering and effective models of equality of the 21st century.
Women As Battlefield. Sexual Abuse in Narco-trafficking War
In Colombia, as in many contemporary conflicts, war is not waged solely over territory; it is also inscribed upon the bodies of women. Pain and humiliation have been systematically deployed as instruments of domination and as tactics to fracture communities and instill fear. In this context, trauma is not merely an unintended consequence of violence but a deliberate strategy, with women’s bodies becoming the terrain upon which power is exercised. Yet women resist this erasure: they reclaim their place, their voice, and their memory.
Wayu Indigenous Matrilineality
We aim to create a platform that not only documents but actively participates in advocating for social justice and gender equity through photography and journalism.
Sadhvis: Women Spiritual Leaders of India
We aim to create a platform that not only documents but actively participates in advocating for social justice and gender equity through photography and journalism.
Rebuild in Feminine: Bereber Women fighting after a 6.8 Earthquake
We aim to create a platform that not only documents but actively participates in advocating for social justice and gender equity through photography and journalism.
We aim to create a platform that not only documents but actively participates in advocating for social justice and gender equity through photography and journalism.
De Diosa a Esclava. La violencia Interseccional hacia la mujer gitana
Desde los orígenes paleolíticos en el norte de India, hasta los inicios de sus rutas migratorias internacionales nueve mil años después, el nomadismo de la comunidad gitana ha ido dejando huellas y aprovechándose del sincretismo, para evolucionar como cultura allí donde le llevaban sus pasos. “Para entender la procedencia de la figura de Sara Kali y las raíces como patrona de los gitanos, deberíamos remontarnos al paleolítico superior, para entender que adoramos desde los inicios de nuestra comunidad a una figura femenina.” - afirma el antropólogo gitano Florian Tacorian, experto en la interpretación histórica sin apropiaciones culturales de su etnia.
Manhattan Dualities.
From Streetliving to
NY Fashion Week
We aim to create a platform that not only documents but actively participates in advocating for social justice and gender equity through photography and journalism.
Pride in War. LGTBQ+ realities in Colombia
North and Center Colombia (2024)
We aim to create a platform that not only documents but actively participates in advocating for social justice and gender equity through photography and journalism.
Pride in War. LGTBQ+ realities in Colombia
North and Center Colombia (2024)
We aim to create a platform that not only documents but actively participates in advocating for social justice and gender equity through photography and journalism.
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