One image can cut through indifference and ignite compassion. 

Photography does more than freeze moments; it reveals truths, demands justice, and inspires action.

Explore the stories behind some of history’s most iconic images—visual testaments that urge empathy and change.

How does privilege shape risk perception?

The "white male effect" shows 30% of white males in the U.S. perceive risks—like environmental hazards—as much lower than others.

Bias in perception has real consequences. Let’s do something about it.

The fall of Assad reveals decades of unimaginable brutality—but why did it take so long for the world to care?

Paul Slovic unpacks how one photo cut through our numbness and what we must learn to stop future atrocities.

A single student’s brutal death sparked outrage, while 90 faceless lives faded into a statistic.

Why do we become numb to mass suffering?

Scott Slovic examines state violence in Bangladesh and how art fights back.