At one time Libby James held more running records than Flo-Jo and Usain Bolt combined, yet most likely you have never heard of her. She is considered the grandmother of women’s competitive running despite not having started running until she was 35. Libby is proof that you can be almost famous—and still lead a fulfilling life.

Salah Elmur’s dreamlike paintings, inspired by his photographic archive, reflect his struggles with censorship, violence, and the inability to return to his beloved Sudanese home.

Two years after Malaysia authorities raided a Halloween party, four fierce Drag Queens revisit the fallout of that night as they continue to perform underground and nurture the Malaysian drag scene in all its beauty, joy, and pain.

Tam Nguyen is a refugee from Vietnam who came to Canada in the ‘80s as part of the Vietnamese “boat people.” He uses his masterful tailoring skills to craft a new life for himself and many others.

Bolivia’s Lake Poopó has evaporated, and the Uru-Murato community face the cultural and economic consequences of what it means to be Qotzuñis, People of the Lake.