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Daniella Zalcman

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New Orleans
As seen in: The Washington Post, El Diario, Columbia Journalism Review, The Marshall Project, National Geographic France, DeSoto County News
Vietnamese-American photojournalist + @Tulane journalism professor in New Orleans. Founder of @WomenPhotograph. Western imperialism correspondent. (she/her)

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Daniella Zalcman is a Vietnamese-American documentary photographer based in New Orleans, LA. She is a Catchlight Fellow, a multiple grantee of the National Geographic Society and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, a fellow with the International Women's Media Foundation, and the founder of Women Photograph, a nonprofit working to elevate the voices of women and nonbinary visual journalists.

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Pictured With Their Past, Survivors of Canada's 'Cultural Genocide' Speak Out

Pictured With Their Past, Survivors of Canada's 'Cultural Genocide' Speak Out

Daniella Zalcman's project, "Signs of Your Identity," explores the legacy of Canada's Indian Residential Scho…

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Documentary photogaphy needs a revolution

Documentary photogaphy needs a revolution

A diverse band of female image-makers has begun to disrupt narratives that misrepresent and disempower, expos…

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¿Puede una nueva técnica hacer más resistente el hielo del Ártico? Un ensayo logra engrosarlo hasta 32 centímetros en un solo verano

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By Héctor Farrés Verified, Daniella Zalcman
| El Diario Verified
El verano empieza a ganar terreno cuando la capa helada se rompe antes, se forma más tarde y deja amplias zonas del océano expuestas. Para 2030 seguirá existiendo hielo marino en el Ártico, aunque algunos veranos podrían acercarse a una cobertura mínima, con menos de un millón de kilómetros cuadrados.
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Made in America: The products of US prison labor are all around us

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By Daniella Zalcman, Peyton Taylor
| DeSoto County News
By Daniella Zalcman | Originally published by Mississippi Today I spent last summer scouring the South for the products of prison labor in a strange scavenger hunt across small-town America. A freshman’s dorm mattress at Mississippi State University. A Georgia Medicaid patient’s eyeglasses. The goalpost padding at Bauxite High School in Arkansas. The burn ban flag at the Boerne Fire Department in Texas Hill Country. All of them were made by people incarcerated in American prisons.
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Made in America: The Products of U.S. Prison Labor Are All Around Us

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By Daniella Zalcman
| The Marshall Project Verified
The Frame · I spent last summer scouring the South for the products of prison labor in a strange scavenger hunt across small-town America. A freshman’s dorm mattress at Mississippi State University. A Georgia Medicaid patient’s eyeglasses. The goalpost padding at Bauxite High School in Arkansas. The burn ban flag at the Boerne Fire Department in Texas Hill Country. All of them were made by people incarcerated in American prisons.
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