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I'm so excited and humbled to see this project «Survivors » I did with Katharine Houreld in Ethiopia for the The Washington Post receiving the honorable mention in the World Press Photo contest. I'm so grateful to everyone who have been supporting my work, thank you for everything ❤️📸

I'm still on Cloud Nine that ProPublica today announced our expanded commitment to local journalism! We pledged to partner with at least one news organization in every state over the next five years on an accountability journalism project! propublica.org/atpropublica/p… 🧵

"I stand on Gaza’s deadliest battleground: the front lines of hunger." Mahmoud Almadhoun writes for Washington Post Opinions - with photos by Eshak Daour. wapo.st/43K1SlT

"There are 13 people per square mile here. Just who exactly am I supposed to date?" Maddy Butcher for Washington Post Opinions with one of my favorite illustrations by Michelle Kondrich wapo.st/3xylVIe

How does the election feel around the country? 5 writers capture the vibe Washington Post Opinions wapo.st/3Jjo5hd

"Is a love of live music wrecking your hearing? Don’t let it." Washington Post Opinions - wear your earplugs, concert and musician friends! wapo.st/442hPEa

"The true legacy of D.C.’s Duke Ellington" excerpt from Larry Tye's new book for Washington Post Opinions wapo.st/3weCqIT

"I visit Shenandoah rather frequently to hike its trails and camp in the backcountry, and no trip is complete without a visit to my friend, my favorite tree." Lovely column and photos by Mark Hendricks for Washington Post Opinions wapo.st/44j8Grc

"The biggest problem for America’s chips boom? The workers." Heather Long Washington Post Opinions with photos by Cassidy Araiza caitlin o’hara washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

"Honoring my ancestor’s remains — at a Smithsonian warehouse" wapo.st/3WBpoQN

For Washington Post Opinions , Michelle Kondrich smartly reminds us to make sure that Mom isn't the one taking all of the family photos - wapo.st/4b9qXK5

"100 years ago the U.S. tried to limit immigration to White Europeans. Instead, diversity triumphed." Great working with Eduardo Porter & Youyou Zhou / Washington Post Opinions wapo.st/3K2mm0h

"You can wreck a country with cosplaying careerists just as easily as you can with bloodthirsty revolutionaries." Matt Bai Washington Post Opinions washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

'Russell Lee didn’t promote himself much. His photos did the talking.' Lucian Perkins writes about the power of Russell Lee's work for Washington Post Opinions wapo.st/3Vbln4p

"Some things in life can just never become ordinary." david burnett shares the story of WWII vet Mel Jenner with Washington Post Opinions wapo.st/3X5V1BY

Sunday - on the front page of The Washington Post is a project I’ve worked on for nearly a year with a team of smart colleagues. The 9 page print edition reveals new details of abuse that Native American children endured at government-run boarding schools in the 1800s and 1900s.

The first installment of the Washington Post Opinions' series "Who is Government?" debuts today. With a piece by Michael Lewis focusing on Christopher Mark, a mining expert with U.S. Department of Labor. HUGE thanks Chloe Coleman for letting me drag the 4x5 out on this one. washingtonpost.com/opinions/inter…

RIP dear Megabus. Hello, incredible art by Kaitlin Brito and art direction Danielle Kunitz wapo.st/3XP8yxP

.Chloe Coleman takes us on a journey with her though the photography of Larry Fink, reminding us that Americans are not a monolith, and that "It does us good to look at photographs and remember." wapo.st/4kfJwQX

"It does us good to look at photographs and remember," Chloe Coleman writes. wapo.st/43r5Xgj