A single mother moved hundreds of migrants through the Amazon. Was she a benevolent guide or a gang boss?
26 June 2026 | Puerto Maldonado, Peru
The Nuu-chah-nulth Youth Warrior Program uses sustainable seafood harvesting and freediving to reconnect young men with ancestral lands, restore kelp ecosystems, and foster healing, leadership, and community.
6 August 2024 | Ucluelet, Canada
The Nuu-chah-nulth Youth Warrior Family, also known as the Warrior Program, fosters leadership skills in boys and young men across several Indigenous Nuu-chah-nulth nations on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.
Part of the program involves a sustainable seafood harvest, taking a limited amount of sea urchins, crabs and sea cucumbers. Targeted harvests can help kelp forests thrive in areas where predator numbers are low.
For participants like Bryson and Hayden, freediving and harvesting seafood have not only deepened their connection to their ancestral lands but also provided a path to healing from past traumas and strengthened their involvement in the community.
Domestic violence is rampant in Mexico— and disproportionally impacts indigenous women. These Mazatec curanderas are quietly working to address that.
December 2023 Issue | Oaxaca, Mexico
It's not easy being gay in Paraguay, let alone coming out as trans or daring to wear drag in one of the most conservative corners of Latin America.
19 June 2023 | Asuncion, Paraguay
In Indigenous communities in Mexico, celebrations for deceased loved ones have been around for centuries. Today local Nahua people continue traditions despite modernization.
3 November 2022 | Puebla, Mexico
Behind Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis are millions of people navigating hunger, economic collapse and an uncertain future.
14 August 2022 | Afghanistan
Child marriage, lack of education, financial desperation – a year on from the Taliban takeover, what does the future hold for women and girls?
14 August 2022 | Herat, Afghanistan
With girls banned from secondary school and beyond under the Taliban, teachers and activists are taking education into their own hands.
4 August 2022 | Kandahar, Afghanistan
Coffee isn't just a drink in Saudi Arabia, it's an ancient tradition of hospitality – and as the country opens to tourism, it's also one of its most interesting draws.
8 June 2022 | Jazan, Saudi Arabia
Zhanna Galeyeva planned to visit Ukraine for a few weeks in December to see her estranged father — but she’s been moved to action.
7 April 2022 | Chernivtsi, Ukraine
After fleeing the Taliban takeover, pioneering tour guides hope to continue promoting Afghanistan’s rich heritage.
17 September 2021 | Kabul, Afghanistan
Drug tourists, mining companies, and farming encroachment are threatening the Wixárika people’s annual hunt for the psychedelic plant in the Mexican desert.
5 July 2021 | San Luis Potosi, Mexico
They were born around the time the U.S. invaded Afghanistan and they are entering their twenties as troops leave.
26 May 2021 | Kabul, Afghanistan
Tragedy struck the impoverished, predominantly Hazara neighbourhood as violence escalates across Afghanistan while U.S. troops prepare to withdraw.
10 May 2021 | Kabul, Afghanistan
Indigenous groups' Holy Week celebrations are unlike anywhere else.
29 April 2021 | Chihuahua, Mexico
Over the past year, five Canadian filmmakers have been trying to peel back the layers of a long-existing hockey subculture in one of the world’s most mysterious nations.
9 November 2017 | Pyongyang, North Korea
