Culture and Places

SPOON FEEDING: (Seventh in the Mother’s Day Series) Raichatou’s mom, known to me as Ana ("mother" in Touareg) spoon feeds ...

PROVIDING SHELTER: (Sixth in the Mother’s Day Series) Haoua builds a tent for her family. Her children sit patiently on ...

50% or TENDERNESS DESPITE TRAGEDY: (Fifth in the Mother’s Day Series) In this photo, Fati looks tenderly onto her nephew ...

COMFORT: (fourth in the Mother’s Day series) This Wodaabe Fulani grandmother is providing comfort and security to her timid grandchild, ...

MULTITASKING: (third in the Mother’s Day Series) Like mothers across the world, Againakou must juggle caring for her young Agoubouley, ...

THE TEACHER: (second in the Mother’s Day Series) This Woodabe Fulani mother is teaching her daughter how to make a ...

Sunday was mother’s day in the USA. While I actually believe that every day is mother’s day, I would like ...

I am home in the unfamiliar, in the discovery, in the discomfort of the unknown ...

This homeless man sits in front of a bright yellow bourgeois mansion, always in the sun, in one of my ...