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Humanizing Around the World

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FIghting for humanity is bigger then any one person

IT IS A MOVEMENT.

I’ve compiled a list of other storytellers, authors, activists, speakers, humanitarian relief groups, podcasters, journalist, social justice warriors, & small businesses. This page is to highlight, celebrate, and be a resource for you to connect with other individuals and organizations doing the important work of radically loving people and fighting for humanity. I’m always looking to add more people to this list so please reach out to us if you or someone you know should be added

It is advocating, celebrating, standing in the gap, and giving space for the voices of the overlooked, oppressed, forgotten, lost be heard. When we join forces, we gain leverage to make changes where we see injustice and inequity.

There are people around the globe contributing to this movement. In the links below, you can get to know some of the people that are using their lives to bring justice, equality, hope, and love to the worlds around them.

I hope Humanizing Through Story and these featured change-makers inspire, challenge, and embolden you to step up to the plate and be a part of this movement.

Border Perspective

missions, Education, & advocacy

Texas+Mexico border

Photographer + Multimedia Artist

Based on CA

PReemptive Love

refugee relief & restoration

The Middle East & Mexico


Tim Evans

DOCUMENTARY PHOTOJOURNALIST

Minneapolis

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REd Ribbon skirt society

EDUCATION & HEALING W/ MMIW

Rapid City, SD

Jaida Grey Eagle

Photojournalist

St. Paul, Minnesota


GRM

EMERGENCY MEDICAL AID

Middle East, Mexico, South & Central America, Bahamas, & more

MATCHLIGHT

Video production

Charleston, SC

Photo by Amy Paulson Photography

KAITLIN CURTICE

NATIVE POET, AUTHOR, & PUBLIC SPEAKER

The Potawatomi Nation


BOrder ORgs

LIST IS OVER ON OUR BORDERLANDS PAGE


Amelia Rayno

Journalist/organizer

South America / Her Van in USA

REstore Iraq

advocacy & REBUILDING

Iraq

Indigenous Lead

The Yarrow PRoject

MMIWG2s Advocacy, Healing, Education

Seattle, WA

Photojournalist

Across Turtle Island

Mustang Valley Sanctuary

Restoration / Advocacy

West Fulton, NY


Bianca Graulau


Independent reporter

Puerto Ricans

MARIAH WILDER

UNHOUSED IN MN STORY

Minnesota

Let us know of someone who needs to be added



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JOSE ZURITA

 

Photojournalist

 

Jose Passed Away back in June 2020.

Jose Zurita was one of a kind human, photographer, and journalist. His massive heart for the world around him was like no other. He engaged so deeply with people, making everyone feel loved and like old friends even if it was your first time meeting him. He would give his shirt off his back for a stranger. He was one of the most talented photographers I've ever met and captured the heart and beauty of people in every one of his shots. He saw the beauty in humanity and used his lens to celebrate it. He told stories in ways no one else did. He captured humanity in every photo he took. He went where others wouldn’t, He talked with those other overlooked. He celebrated all.

He had a quiet boldness that invited people in. He walked with humility.
Every time I complimented him on his work he always downplays and tells me how great my work was... In truth, his work inspired and inspires me and I learned so much from his work. He was always the better photographer. He fought for justice and harmony wherever he went and with his calming welcoming self, he made everyone feel loved and seen.
He put his passion for photography to the side at times to focus more fully on people, family, and empowering others as he worked at The Gateway House in Greenville. He brought joy, dignity, and value to people that many overlooked and pushed away.

His work will forever be highlighted here and will continue to inspire, challenge, bring hope & and humanity to people. Rest In Power my friend