The Young Hands That Feed Us
"It's perfectly legal for children at the age of 12 to work unlimited hours on a farm of any size as long as they don't miss school and they have their parents' permission."
An estimated 524,000 children work unimaginably long hours in America's grueling agricultural fields: http://bit.ly/2Ldnkui #UnseenAmerica
Sailing Blind
“Bos didn’t believe in being a victim. What he wanted was not sympathy but his life back.” When Mark Bos was thrown from a car into a telephone pole, he lost his sight forever. His response? To train and compete in the blind world sailing championships. Read the story here: https://bit.ly/2rILS2w
A Journey Through Contested Lands
For our upcoming photo issue, six Magnum Photos photographers ventured into remote regions around the world where indigenous communities are waging battles against regional governments and commercial interests to remain on their ancestral lands. In Borneo, the Malaysian government has routinely put private-sector interests and
infrastructure projects ahead of the livelihoods of indigenous people. In order to do justice to these stark, stunning photos we’ve built a custom microsite to house all six photo essays in collaboration with Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
To receive an update as soon as the site goes live follow this link: https://trib.al/YCfuMgz
Video: Stuart Franklin
Editing: BRYAN ANTON
The Earth is Humming
In Japan, where citizens can experience as many as 1000 earthquakes per year, disaster preparedness is a way of life. It’s also a full-blown industry.
Watch “The Earth is Humming” by Garrett Bradley
https://psmag.com/environment/the-earth-is-humming
An Oral History of the 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill
On the morning of January 29th, 1969, Santa Barbara News-Press reporter Bob Sollen received a call from an anonymous source.
This Fancy Piece of ‘Cattire’ is Helping Save Birds’ Lives
Domesticated cats kill between 1.3 and four billion birds every year. This cat collar is hoping to change that: http://bit.ly/2oa792b
Introducing the 'Pacific Standard' Redesign
"Turn on the sound" Listen to our mission: Print magazines aren't dead! That's why we re-designed ours. See what changed and subscribe to stories that matter at bit.ly/PSMagazineSubscribe.
*Video credit: Bryan Anton*
Introducing the 'Pacific Standard' Redesign
"Turn on the sound" Listen to our mission: Print magazines aren't dead! That's why we re-designed ours. See what changed and subscribe to stories that matter at bit.ly/PSMagazineSubscribe.
*Video credit: Bryan Anton*
Introducing the 'Pacific Standard' Redesign
Print magazines aren't dead. That's why we just re-designed ours. Here's a look at what changed. Subscribe now to stories that matter at bit.ly/PSMagazineSubscribe.
(Video credit: Bryan Anton)
Introducing the 'Pacific Standard' Redesign
Print magazines aren't dead. That's why we just re-designed ours. What have we changed? Check out the video below. And subscribe now at http://psmag.com/subscribe. (Video credit: Bryan Anton)
The Disappearing Soldier Video Preview
Coming tomorrow in Pacific Standard: The story of a soldier with PTSD who flew halfway around the world to die alone.
Available to subscribers today! Subscribe now: https://www.pubservice.com/mmc/subnew.aspx?PC=MM
Behind the Scenes of our May/June Issue
Sneak peek! Enjoy this behind-the-scenes clip from a photo shoot for our gorgeous May/June water-themed issue. Want to start receiving the print magazine? Subscribe now: https://www.pubservice.com/mmc/subnew.aspx?PC=MM
Coming Soon: The Disappearing Soldier
Coming soon in our March/April print issue: The story of an Australian serviceman with PTSD who flew halfway around the world to die alone.
