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Refugees

If These Walls Could Talk

The strange history of our futile border fortifications

Miami

On May 13, 2017, I was standing on the back of a pickup truck and addressing a couple hundred or so protesters gathered in front of the Miami field office…

All the Last Wars

by Charles Glass, Don McCullin,

Around the world with the Goya of conflict photography

At Last

by Olivier Kugler,

The Revolution Began

by Wendy Pearlman,

From We Crossed a Bridge and It Trembled, a collection of interviews with Syrian refugees that were conducted and edited by Wendy Pearlman between 2012 and 2016. The book was…

Don’t Speak

by Alice Su,

A Sudanese refugee on life in Darfur

Echt Deutsch

by Yascha Mounk,

How the refugee crisis is changing a nation’s identity

No Place Like Home

by Jason Novak,

Illustrations depicting the lives of children living in Honduras, which has one of the highest murder rates in the world. Thousands of young Honduran refugees have fled the country’s chronic…

On the Border

by Jason Novak,

The story of a Tibetan refugee living in California, as told to the illustrator

Closing Calais

by Alice Whitwham,

Though the refugee camp may have vanished, its inhabitants will not

Moving Portraits

by Barbaros Kayan,