Latest work: Israel’s war in Gaza separates Palestinian babies from their mothers washingtonpost.com/world/2023/11/…

Here’s last night’s story about chocolate, cocoa farming, and what John looked like in preschool: youtu.be/FwHMDjc7qJ8

Thank you Siena Awards for having me as part of the SIPA TALKS 2023 ⁦Siena Awards⁩ youtube.com/watch?v=-OekJG…

Congratulations, The Washington Post, Salwan Georges, Isabelle Khurshudyan, Whitney Leaming!

The Scripps Howard Award for Excellence in Breaking News:

The Washington Post – “The Start of the War in Ukraine”

The #ScrippsHowardAwards are happening NOW on @ScrippsNews.

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Siena photo awards 2023 – winning images theguardian.com/artanddesign/g… Siena Awards Salwan Georges

Post photojournalists Salwan Georges and Matt McClain take home 2023 Siena International Photo awards📸🌎

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I’m honored to be named Photographer of the Year by the Siena International Awards for the photo I captured in early weeks of invasion of Ukraine 🙏🏽 Siena Awards The Washington Post Washington Post Photo

#ScrippsHowardAwards Finalist for Excellence in Breaking News:

The Washington Post – “The Start of the War in Ukraine”

Isabelle Khurshudyan, Salwan Georges, Whitney Leaming

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An all-Muslim council’s decision to block the display of Pride flags on city property in a small Michigan town has angered allies and members of the LGBQT community, who feel the support they provided immigrant groups has been reciprocated with betrayal. wapo.st/3PHoBtF

Smithsonian returns woman’s brain to family 90 years after it was taken Nicole Dungca Claire Healy
Joy Salwan Georges washingtonpost.com/investigations…

Thanks Visapourlimage for including my work on the Fentanyl epidemic as part of this year’s festival! The Washington Post

Word spread among the Alutiiq children in Larsen Bay, Alaska: An anthropologist from Washington, D.C., would pay them 10 cents to find him human bones.

Ales Hrdlicka, the Smithsonian’s curator of the physical anthropology division, repeatedly traveled to this small community on…

Exclusive: When Mary Sara died of tuberculosis, the doctor caring for her offered her brain to one of the most revered museums in the world.

Ales Hrdlicka, the 64-year-old curator of the division of physical anthropology at the Smithsonian’s United States National Museum, was…

Revealing the Smithsonian’s ‘racial brain collection’ wapo.st/47GT2Ho

NEW: The last big The Washington Post piece I did before editing full time was with Salwan Georges on old-growth logging in Alaska. We got the band back together again to do this piece on the quest to harness nature differently, in a messy and hopeful quest: washingtonpost.com/climate-soluti…

Alaska’s newest gold rush: Seaweed Salwan Georges wapo.st/45c2Eb3

The sheer number of people likely drowned in last week's Mediterranean shipwreck is hard to fathom. Our story on who they were and why they boarded the boat that day.
By the time they understood the danger, it was too late to turn around. washingtonpost.com/world/2023/06/…

It was a pleasure to share my story “The Iraq I Never Knew” at Photoville this year’s festival in Brooklyn, NY. Thanks to my editors olivierclaurent and Sandra Stevenson for making it all happen. It was great to see so many familiar faces in the crowd. The Washington Post

Thanks NPPA for having my work exhibited this year at Photoville in Brooklyn! The Washington Post Washington Post Photo