Downstream, Death of the Colorado
by Brian L. FrankThe Colorado River, a waterway that stretches over 1400 miles from its origins in the northwest United States to the Sea of Cortez in Mexico, is a dying waterway. The river is a shell of its former self as overpopulation, pollution, damning, global warming and apathy combine to deteriorate not only the natural habitat, but also degrade the cultures and economies that historically relied upon its bounty for life.
Afghanistan
by Jared MoossyAfghanistan is an overall look into the lives of a people grasping for a understanding of something other than war.
La Casa 924
by Jared MoossyThe hotel 924 has been a sanctuary in Argentina for transgender women for almost 21 years. This hotel has not only served as a shelter but has created a family like nurturing environment. Nearly 30 transgender women live and work in the hotel all over the country and these are some of their stories.