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The Inspired Teaching School students' "Everyday D.C." exhibition goes virtual.
Fifth and sixth-graders from a D.C. public charter school show and discuss their photography in the culmination of a series of "Everyday" workshops.
The Pulitzer Center staff shares favorite images from 2014.
A drone's-eye view of America reveals the changing nature of war, privacy, and government transparency.
We All We Got, a short documentary by photographer Carlos Javier Ortiz, shows the layers of violence, mourning, resilience and celebration in the lives of young people in Chicago.
Affordable drones are giving us a new—perhaps temporary—vantage on the world.
The Everyday Africa-Everyday D.C. fall photo workshop series comes to a close at The Inspired Teaching Demonstration Public Charter School.
The Everyday Africa-Everyday D.C. series continues with a visit to the Inspired Teaching School by photographer Allison Shelley.
Our group of "Everyday D.C." students Skype with Everyday Africa co-founder Peter DiCampo.
A bird's-eye view of our post-apocalyptic landscape.
There is little public awareness that, if built, the Keystone XL Pipeline will make avoiding catastrophic climate change much harder.
Environmentalists have had success slowing down, and maybe halting, the Keystone XL pipeline. But oil companies are making plans to ship tar sands oil from Alberta to the Gulf Coast no matter what.
"Through all the heartbreak, you also see the incredible resilience of the individuals left behind."