Farida Ado Gaci, 27, a romance novelist living in Northern Nigeria, at her window. She is one of a small but significant group of Nigerian women authors of books called littattafan soyayya, Hausa for “love literature.”
Kano Nigeria, April 2013.
Through grants and exhibitions, the Open Society Foundations support photography to engage and mobilize people around issues of justice and human rights.
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Join us at the Open Society Foundations office for a reception for the photography exhibit Ebola Through the Lens in advance of its New York debut at Photoville.
Traumatized yet resilient, the region is rebounding after the outbreak that claimed 10,000 lives.
A photo installation explores how refugees separated from friends and family manage to remain connected.
Over a hundred photos taken by Afghan photographers convey the message that ending war in the country cannot come at any price.
Moving Walls 23: Journeys is an exhibition that highlights the spaces—both physical and psychological—inhabited by people pursuing freedom, security, and a more self-determined future.
By supporting artistic endeavors, we help make manifest our most ambitious goals and ideals.
