Thalia Juarez
Journalist and Visual Storyteller at Freelance
@GuardianUS Photo editor + Climate Photo Fellow | Available for assignments 📩 Certified Drone Pilot | past @wsj @baltimoresun @capgaznews 💙
Articles
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Lois Beckett |Thalia Juarez |Thalia Juárez
Artist Su Yu-Xin poses for a portrait in her Los Angeles studio in March. Photograph: Thalia JuarezWhile in art school in London, Su Yu-Xin calculated that most painters used one of five brands of high-end oil paint, and that each brand produced only about 60 colors. “That’s really scary,” the Slade graduate said.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Thalia Juarez |Thalia Juárez
On Sundays, Juan Carlos Ruiz gives his sermons while wearing a white robe. Although his English- and Spanish-speaking congregants at a Brooklyn-based church may not notice it, the neck of his robe is ripped, the cloth frayed. When asked about the tear in his robe, Ruiz gives a charming smile, remembering his 2018 arrest. That year, during the first Trump administration, Ruiz was participating in a protest to prevent the deportation of a prominent New York immigration activist.
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2 months ago |
theguardian.com | Thalia Juarez |Thalia Juárez |Nina Lakhani
Twila Little Brave, 47, a Barnardsville, North Carolina, resident who lost her home in the hurricane; flood-damaged homes and vehicles in Swannanoa, the town recently visited by Trump; David Carson, 75, a Barnardsville resident on his land where he hosts volunteers building tiny homes for hurricane victims.
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2 months ago |
theguardian.com | Nina Lakhani |Thalia Juarez
Empty lots and eroded land in Bumpus Cove, Tennessee, where the Nolichucky River flooded its banks on 27 September 2024. At least 10 houses along the riverfront were swept away or collapsed; another dozen or so situated on the other side of the road were also severely damaged and later condemned. The river, as seen on 2 February, remains wider than before Hurricane Helene.
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Jan 19, 2025 |
theguardian.com | Nina Lakhani |Thalia Juarez |Thalia Juárez
It was a blustery day in the Sonoran desert as a group of humanitarian aid volunteers hiked through a vast dusty canyon to leave gallons of bottled water and canned beans in locations where exhausted migrants could find them.
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