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Sam Borenstein, a dedicated painter for over 40 years, gained recognition for his talent only in the later years of his life.
A chilling look at Bokassa's brutal reign in the Central African Republic.
A global project featuring 2,000 women from 50 countries highlights their struggles and strengths regarding issues like motherhood, education, and financial independence.
Astrid, co-founder of TimeGhost, shares insights into her creative process and the dynamics of the TimeGhost team in this engaging portrait.
Ayana Thomas, serving a 36-month prison sentence, reflects on her identity as a mother and the impact of mass incarceration on families in America.
A young woman named Lottie, who suffered severe burns as a child, collaborates with artist David Hockney to create her first portrait.
Ed Gavagan recounts his experience of being randomly stabbed in New York City, detailing his recovery and reflections on PTSD and his attacker's perspective.
Bristol's homeless community shares their stories and aspirations, highlighting the often-overlooked realities of life on the streets.
Catherine Simon Arona, a law student and aspiring photojournalist, shares her experiences at an orphanage in South Sudan, highlighting the resilience of its children.
Justyn, a burn survivor who suffered third-degree burns at age one, collaborates with artist Brad to create a portrait that celebrates his scars.
The video examines Stalin's life, questioning his motivations as ruler of the Soviet Union.
Tommy Porr reflects on his 30-year incarceration in the United States, exploring the impact of mass incarceration and addiction on individuals and families.
South Korean author Han Kang reflects on her writing process, survivor's guilt from the Gwangju Uprising, and the complexities of human nature.
Yusef Salaam shares his wrongful conviction story as part of the Central Park Five.
