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Barbara Davidson is a Canadian photographer who graduated from Concordia University in Montreal with a BFA in photography and film studies. Most of her photos are in black and white to really focus on the seriousness of the issues portrayed in her work.
https://www.barbaradavidson.com/about

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Her instagram is focused mainly on emotional images of others as well as more lighthearted images, yet none of which feature the photographer herself. Her posts are all in english meaning her photos are intended more for a worldwide audience.
https://www.instagram.com/photospice/

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Davidson's photos evoke a motherlike nature intended to persuade people to help the humanitarian issues portrayed in her work.

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She has won multiple Pulitzer prizes for her work and received global recognition for her work in 2011 on a project about victims in gang violence. Davidson has worked for Los Angeles times and the New York times as well as smaller papers across America. She wants her work to reach Americans in order to show them problems happening in the world and even in their own country.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/features/barbara-davidson-visual-humanitarian

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This is a reservation for Native Americans that stretches into Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. They are left alone on this area of land told to be free and build their homes while they have barely any resources and money. Less than 7% of the people there have college degrees and less than 1% of the land there is free to build on according to the government.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-investigations/2016/12/14/why-its-difficult-build-homes-navajo-reservation/79541556/

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Davidson focuses a lot on her struggles as a woman photographer and how she is constantly aware of her surroundings. She is conscious of this because she works in environments like war zones and gang violence where it is not only dangerous in general, there is also an added danger because of her gender and in some scenarios her race comes into play as well. She loves to photograph humanitarian issues in order to show others what is problems are currently happing in the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HEv-_qkD-g