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“Fact or Fiction: Looking at the Migrant Labor Experience in 1930s California,” invites visitors to consider the legacy of Lange’s images beyond the iconic Migrant Mother photograph.
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Fresno photojournalist wins $100,000 prize for elevating stories of immigrant communities
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Photojournalist Ryan Christopher Jones spent five years documenting one Fresno family’s transition from poverty into the middle class. His images were…
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Images captured by photographer Ernest Lowe tell the story of Central Valley farmworkers and the activists who fought for improved conditions in the…
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James Gathright is a designer, writer and photographer living in Fresno, California. In 2016 he was diagnosed with Renal Cell Carcinoma. Since then,…
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On this week’s Valley Edition: September is National Suicide Prevention Month. We bring you the story of one Kern County woman who says helping someone in…
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We’ve brought you stories about undocumented immigrants in the San Joaquin Valley before, and many of them are struggling with changing policies under the…
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A new exhibit at the Fresno Art Museum opening Friday July 13th, sheds new light on the history of rural African-American communities in the San Joaquin…
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California's mammoth feats of water engineering in the 20th century turned the barren west side of the San Joaquin Valley into the most productive…
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Michael J. Semas has an interesting perspective into valley history thanks to his collection of thousands of rare postcards, many more than 100 years old.…