Katarzyna Rybarczyk

A photo essay exploring how Just Grace empowers learners, unemployed youth, and vulnerable families in Langa, South Africa.

Although education is a basic human right, UNICEF estimates that in Zambia at least 800,000 children are out of school. The majority of them come from households living in extreme poverty, in slum-like settlements such as the Matero compound located in the country’s capital Lusaka.

As Muslims worldwide observed Ashura on Tuesday 9 August, a procession took place also in India’s predominantly Buddhist Leh.

Baghdad Iraq In 2019, Baghdad was shaken by massive anti-government protests, the largest since the US invaded Iraq in 2003 and overthrew Saddam Hussein. Demonstrations started in October when people took to the streets to protest against the government’s corruption, high unemployment rates, and poor public services. After Hussein’s Baath…

Darashakran refugee camp, home to around 13,000 Syrian refugees, is located less than an hour drive from Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan.

  Kenya This series of photographs depicts scenes from everyday life in a small village in central Kenya. There, people live at peace with nature and spend days dancing, hanging around with friends, and grazing animals. One could wonder how anyone can be happy living without electricity, running water, or…