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Adoration

By Seán Hewitt

March 2, 2020

St. Stephen’s Day: home unsettled, 
a rupture, and here the ruched 
branch has turned itself outward,

its soft, bright innards held up 
along the path. At first, a golden

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Photo by Alex Potter

The New Berliners

By Laura Kasinof, Photography by Alex Potter, Illustrations by George Butler

Spring 2017

On a chilly April morning in 2016, at a newly converted shelter in southern Berlin, Om Belal struggled as she maneuvered her ten-year-old son, Jad, in his wheelchair out the building’s front door.

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Map by Jenn Boggs

Paths to Refuge

Spring 2017

A special project on Europe's migration crisis, on both the perilous journey and life inside the destination. A story of assimilation, of the bureaucratic limbo, of strangers in a strange land settling into something more awkwardly, unexpectedly permanent.

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