A look at photojournalists covering the violent and long-lasting civil unrest in Portland, Oregon.

Between the Lines: Photojournalism in the Crossfire

A glimpse into April of 2020. Before phrases like "stay home and stay safe" were divisive, they brought us together.

Stay Home, Stay Safe

When a Texan artist is chosen to create a thought-provoking centerpiece many knew it would be artistically and logistically challenging.

James Surls: This Place, Everywhere

When a supposedly extinct fish resurfaces in the path of an oncoming wildfire, a Colorado biologist braves the flames on a daring rescue mission.

The Fish & The Flame

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Be The Change Doc Shorts

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The 17th Annual Durango Independent Film Festival spotlights independent films of all genres; Narrative features and shorts, animated, documentary features and shorts, Native cinema, adventure, LGBTQ, and family films. 

Here's what's coming up soon. Can't make it? No sweat. Many live streams will be available for on-demand viewing as well.