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Allison Joyce

Allison Joyce is a freelance photojournalist whose work has appeared in many publications, including the Boston Globe, the New York Times, and the Washington Post.

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Jharia Burning

By Allison Joyce, Photography by Allison Joyce

Fall 2010 | Reporting

At the center of Dhanbad City, in the Jharia region of northeastern India, amid a handful of concrete buildings, stands the enormous bronze statue of a coal miner. He is shirtless, muscular, and handsome. He strides doggedly forward, a mining helmet on his head, a pickax slung over his shoulder. The message is clear: Coal is my life.

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Girls walking to school through the town center in rural Bihar, 2013. (All photographs by Allison Joyce/Redux)

India’s Golden Chance

By Meera Subramanian, Photography by Allison Joyce

January 6, 2014 | Reporting

Behind the headlines of sexual violence is a culture where girls are forced into marriage and early motherhood. How will the next generation break the cycle?

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Jharia Burning

By Allison Joyce, Photography by Allison Joyce

Fall 2010 | Reporting

At the center of Dhanbad City, in the Jharia region of northeastern India, amid a handful of concrete buildings, stands the enormous bronze statue of a coal miner. He is shirtless, muscular, and handsome. He strides doggedly forward, a mining helmet on his head, a pickax slung over his shoulder. The message is clear: Coal is my life.

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