A journey in the exploration of what it means today to call a place "Home": from a still point to a place in the soul on a perpetual journey

In the small village of Kouini, in Burkina Faso, women take care of the family and shoulder most of the daily tasks, from agricultural production to millet grinding

In Uganda, mothers buy second-hand costumes for daughters, creating charming scenes of little princesses in an economically-driven fashion choice

In Africa, children's clothes absorb the red soil, symbolizing play and joy, revealing a universal richness in imagination beyond material wealth

Pandemics highlight the vulnerability of developing regions where freedom of information is compromised, hindering timely responses

Fatima Mission is a beacon of hope and education for disabled children in Zimbabwe, empowering them to build a brighter future despite challenging living conditions

Beneath the skyline of the majestic Sokha Hotel, 250 Cham families who survived the Khmer Rouge genocide over 40 years ago live off what the river provides them

The Le Merveille Health Centre cares for children with genetic cognitive disorders or those that have arisen due to a late diagnosis of drepanocytosis.

In Madagascar, it is quite common to find tacitly accepted transactional relationships, involving young girls and local tradition amidst the backdrop of white beaches and promises unfulfilled

Talibé, trapped in a cycle of exploitation and poverty, endure abuse at the hands of marabouts as they beg for survival on the streets of Senegal

In a boys' orphanage in Satkhira, Bangladesh, the kids carefully guard their few belongings and their dreams in small metal boxes, locked away

Rwanda is a small yet densely populated country that has been recovering in the aftermath of the tragic genocide that occurred 25 years ago