Shortly after Hurricane Dorian hit the Bahamas in August 2019, Nadia and her sons were deported to Cap-Haïtien after more than ten years of living in Abaco. "We are grateful to be here because we are alive, we can breathe," she said. "But I want my children to go back so they can build their lives."

Cap-Haïtien, Haiti.

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The view from our balcony, of the San Salvador volcano at sunset, has kept me dreaming about the places I've been and those I have yet to discover.

San Salvador, El Salvador.

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Beneath the African sun, a man gives a speech for his daughter during her wedding ceremony in Lompoul, Senegal.

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Day 17 of home quarantine: The supermoon rises over the deserted streets of San Salvador, and with it came a new awareness of our days spent in isolation. Can time be stretched when we step outside of our linear reality and live more intentionally, like the phases of the moon?

San Salvador, El Salvador.

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Six broken shells are tied to the branch of a washed up tree in Playa Ventura, Mexico.

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My sister, Sofia Baussan, visits her horse, Durango, earlier this Spring. After more than six years of competing in the Central American and Pan American Games, Durango is now retired in a field in Chesterland, Pennsylvania.

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