Award-winning reporter Judy Pasternak tells the haunting story of uranium mining on the Navajo desert and its terrible, long-ignored legacy. The Washington Post - Ann Cummins …disturbing and illuminating…There's nothing clinical or dry about Yellow Dirt. While Pasternak cites a...

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Award-winning reporter Judy Pasternak tells the haunting story of uranium mining on the Navajo desert and its terrible, long-ignored legacy. The Washington Post - Ann Cummins …disturbing and illuminating…There's nothing clinical or dry about Yellow Dirt. While Pasternak cites a...

Known as “Canada’s forgotten people,” the Métis have long been here, but until 1982 they lacked the legal status of Native people. At that point, however, the Métis were recognized in the constitution as one of Canada’s Aboriginal peoples. A...

Debra E. Bernhardt is director of the Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives at New York University's division of libraries. Booknews Scholars at New York University Bernhardt (director, labor archives) and Bernstein (public history) team up to assemble photographs of the...

The West Desert is a term loosely applied by Utahns to the basin and range salt desert in the eastern Great Basin. This arid region first caught the attention of photo documentarian and author Craig Denton when voices from it...

In 1913, a strong spirit of independence, strength of family, and desire for growth prompted a group of central New Jersey settlers to break away from the large town of Piscataway and form the borough of Middlesex. This spirit was...

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"The Motor City," "Motown," "Rock City," "Hockeytown," "D-town": None of Detroit's numerous nicknames embody the rich diversity of its people or experiences. Photographer John Sobczak attempts to embrace those attributes in his Motor City Year, a 365-image portfolio of the...