Part of the Médiathèque ‘José Cabanis de Toulouse’ —located in the south of France — is being refurbished. As from now, its employees are going to carry out functions other than personally receiving the books that people return, a task that will instead be handled by a machine. In this photo feature Julie Imbert stops time, capturing snippets of thosehands.
WASHING DISHES IN THE USA
A large percentage of the US economy depends on foreign workforce, Latinos being the fastest growing population being employed. Were all of them expulsed from the country, who would do the dishes? Who would serve them? Or rather, who would do those things white people don’t want to do?
Nine things I can tell about Haiti
Goudou goudou is the sound the earth did while breaking. It’s the onomatopoeia to name the time split, the moment when the night comes while everything is already in the dark.
TAKING OVER THE MANGROVE
A photographer showed the children who work in a mangrove the images that he took of them along nine years.
Giving waters
Access to drinking water is a worldwide problem and Guatemala is not an exception.
A drag queen on the verge of extinction
What does being ‘a drag queen’ mean? He is Destiny yet he is about to be no more.
The lives saved by phone
Uruguay reached its highest suicide figures on record in the last seven years. The government set up telephone lines to offer support to people during emotional crises.
INHABITANTS OF TITICACA: A CONFLICT BORN IN THE WEST
The daily challenges of the modern world when juxtaposed with the cosmogony of an ancient people.
Otherness
Protests of residents from Altos del Golf and the Ngäbe communities of the river Tabasará, are very different.