Strike Camp
November 21, 2018Photostory on local activists who camped in solidarity with a national prison strike.
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Second Hand, Second Nature
July 15, 2018At Flashbacks, a commune-fund-turned-passion for the old, new and wacky, patrons can find wares from vintage clothes to funky furniture and shop like it’s going out of style.
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Manifest Destiny
November 13, 2016How Gainesville's biggest punk-gathering came to be.
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Cat Callers
July 24, 2016Gainesville is home to an organized network of feral cat feeders. It all started when two women accidentally crossed paths.
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Women’s Movement
April 17, 2016A photo-story about our local ladies sports teams: Gainesville Roller Rebels, The Freewheel Project's women's rides, and FUEL.
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It Takes a Village
November 17, 2015Documenting the lives of residents of Dignity Village, a local homeless encampment.
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Craft Works
May 18, 2015Two local women converted an abandoned warehouse into a community craft space with the tools and the place for artists to create.
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Till Tomorrow
March 21, 2015As a form of therapy, homeless veterans grow and cook their own harvest.
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Color Me Holi
April 2, 2013A photographed experience of UF's first university-wide Holi Festival. The Hindu holiday, also known as the Festival of Colors, welcomes spring with rich pigments, music, feasting and cheer (and a bunch more beautiful photos).
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A Haunting Past: Fenced In
May 1, 2011The following photos were taken of residents and pets living directly along the fence of the Cabot/Koppers Superfund site, an area haunted by decades of toxic pollution.