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Tara Pixley

Philadelphia
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visual journalist | scholar of journalism/media/race | journalism prof @ Temple | exec director @theauthorityc | member @womenphotograph + @diversifyphoto 🇯🇲
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Introducing the Journalism Source of Safety (J-SOS) app

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By Tara Pixley
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Tuesday, July 28, 2026 7:05 am J-SOS is a collaboration between RJI Director of Innovation Kat Duncan and journalists, educators and technologists who bring to the project a rarity of direct experience on all sides of the problem. Journalists today navigate an increasingly hostile world with tools that were not built with them in mind. Traditional safety resources are static, siloed and structured around the imagined foreign correspondent of decades past.
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Ruth Orkin: Women on the Move

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By Anastasia Samoylova, Coreen Simpson, Daido Moriyama, Tara Pixley
| All About Photo
December 12, 2025 - March 29, 2026 Few photographers shaped the visual language of the mid-20th century with the clarity, empathy, and narrative force of Ruth Orkin. Long recognized as a key figure in the rise of American photojournalism, Orkin forged a body of work that placed women—ordinary and extraordinary—at the center of the modern world.
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The Erasure of Palestine by Ahmad Al-Bazz

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By Anastasia Samoylova, Coreen Simpson, Daido Moriyama, Tara Pixley
| All About Photo
Award-winning Palestinian photographer Ahmad Al-Bazz presents a groundbreaking new work, The Erasure of Palestine, the result of a three-year journey documenting the remnants of hundreds of Palestinian villages and towns depopulated and destroyed from 1948 to the present. Through his lens, Al-Bazz confronts history, memory, and contemporary occupation, offering a stark counter-narrative to the dominant historical record.
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