Randloph, MA- April 30, 2016- Dianna Ploss (C), Suffolk County Volunteer Coordinator at Donald Trump presidential campaign, stands among other volunteers as they take the pledge of allegiance in front of Randloph Community Middle School. As a part of the Donald Trump slate in Massachussetts Congressional District 7, Ploss was chosen to go to the Republican Convention as a delegate.
Randloph, MA- April 30, 2016- Dianna Ploss (R), Suffolk County Volunteer Coordinator at Donald Trump presidential campaign, talks to her daughter Vanessa Carey at Randloph Community Middle School. As a part of the Donald Trump slate in Massachussetts Congressional District 7, Ploss was chosen to go to the Republican Convention as a delegate.
Randloph, MA- April 30, 2016- Dianna Ploss (C), Suffolk County Volunteer Coordinator at Donald Trump presidential campaign, celebrates after vote counting at Randloph Community Middle School, where the Republican caucus took place. As a part of the Donald Trump slate in Massachussetts Congressional District 7, Ploss was chosen to go to the Republican Convention as a delegate.
Randloph, MA- April 30, 2016- Dianna Ploss (R), Suffolk County Volunteer Coordinator at Donald Trump presidential campaign, talks to her daughter Vanessa Carey at Randloph Community Middle School. While Ploss was chosen to go to the Republican Convention as a delegate, Carey, who decided to run at the last minute replacing on the the candidates on the Trump slate, withdrew. If she had won, Carey was supposed to vote for John Kasich, based on the public votes in the Massachussetts primary. "I can't do this. I can't vote for someone else on the first ballot," she said.
Randloph, MA- April 30, 2016- Dianna Ploss (C), Suffolk County Volunteer Coordinator at Donald Trump presidential campaign, stands with her daughter Vanessa Carey at Randloph Community Middle School as they wait for volunteers at the Republican caucus to tell them if Carey can run as for delegate or not. While Ploss was chosen to go to the Republican Convention as a delegate, Carey, who decided to run at the last minute replacing on the the candidates on the Trump slate, withdrew. If she had won, Carey was supposed to vote for John Kasich, based on the public votes in the Massachussetts primary. "I can't do this. I can't vote for someone else on the first ballot," she said.
Randloph, MA- April 30, 2016- Vanessa Carey looks for a coffee mug at Suffolk County Volunteer Coordinator at Donald Trump presidential campaign Dianna Ploss' (not pictured) motor home. Ploss had sold her houe in Cambridge and moved into a motor home to move with the campaign, she said.
Providence, RI- April 23,2016- Volunteers in Wellesley Students for Hillary hold campaign materials at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, where they went door knocking a few days before the primary elections in Rhode Island.
Providence, RI- April 23,2016- Left to Right: Linnaea Honl-Stuenkel and Scarlett Cheon, volunteers in Wellesley Students for Hillary, exchange a conversation with Bernie Sanders supporters in Providence, Rhode Island. The volunteers were door knocking a few days before the primary elections in Rhode Island.
Providence, RI- April 23,2016- Scarlett Cheon (C), a volunteer in Wellesley Students for Hillary, looks for somone to take a photo of her wearing the campaign T-shirt. Volunteers from Wellesley gathered at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, where they went door knocking a few days before the primary elections in Rhode Island.
Cambridge, MA- April 22, 2016- Jonathan Hurowitz, a volunteer in the Marco Rubio presidential campaign, attends a Passover Cedar at MIT.
New York-February15, 2016- Bernie Sanders supporter Sharon Weiss (not pictured) hosts a potluck dinner in her Brooklyn apartment for other Sanders supporter a few days before the New York primary elections.
New York, February 14, 2016- Anti-Trump protestors gather in front of Hayatt Grand Central Terminal, where the presidential candidate Donald Trump was expected to speak as a part of a Republican Party Gala.
New York, February 14, 2016- Anti-Trump protestors gather in front of Hayatt Grand Central Terminal, where the presidential candidate Donald Trump was expected to speak as a part of a Republican Party Gala.
New York, February 14, 2016- People inside the Rockefeller cheer as Anti-Trump protestors march from Hayatt Grand Central Terminal, where the presidential candidate Donald Trump was expected to speak as a part of a Republican Party Gala.
New York, February 14, 2016- Anti-Trump protestors clash with New York Police Officer after one protestor was arrested for walking on the road. The march started in front of Hayatt Grand Central Terminal, where the presidential candidate Donald Trump was expected to speak as a part of a Republican Party Gala.
Brookline, MA- April 13, 2016- Rebecca Albrecht, a volunteer in Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign stands in line to speak during a Town Hall meeting. Rebecca, also a cycler, advocates for more bike accommodation in her neighborhood.
Cambridge, MA- April 12, 2016- Jonathan Hurowitz, a volunteer in the Marco Rubio presidential campaign, talks to one of the members of MIT's Conservative Club after a meeting. Hurowitz supported Rubio over Rand Paul, his first choice, since he had a better shot at winning as a moderate Republican, he said. "Now that Rubio is out, I don't think I will be involved in any other campaign. I don't even know who I will vote for."
Cambridge, MA- April 12, 2016- Jonathan Hurowitz, a volunteer in the Marco Rubio presidential campaign, sits over the fence of one of MIT's lawns getting ready to pose for a photo. Hurowitz, the grandson of a Holocaust survivor, had returned recently from a trip to Washington D.C. to attend an AIPAC conference with his congressmen of Alabama.
Brookline, MA- March 24, 2016- Rebbecca Albrecht, a volunteer in Bernie Sanders Campaign takes her bike outside of her huose, getting ready to go to a bakery store.
Brookline, MA- March 24, 2016- Rebbecca Albrecht, a volunteer in Bernie Sanders Campaign, talks to her husband over the phone. Albrecht had set a timer to take out the tea bug from her cup at the "perfect" timing.
Brookline, MA- March 24, 2016- Rebbecca Albrecht, a volunteer in Bernie Sanders Campaign, walks in the basement of her house, where she and her husbands keep tens of bikes. "We're not worried about selling the bikes before we move, many friends expressed interest," she said.
Quincy, MA- February 27, 2016- Jonathan Hurowitz (R) checks his phone, Jorge Salcedo (R) prepares his breakfast as Sabrina Liang (C), Massachussetts director of Students for Marco Rubio, discusses the plan for a door knocking event with other volunteers.
Boston- February 27, 2016- Trump Campaign Volunteer Tony Dang (R) talks to Suffolk Country Volunteer Coordinator, Dianna Ploss at Carribean Art Gallery in Dorchester, where volunteers in Trump's presidential campaign were phone banking.27 February 2016-
Boston- February 26, 2016- Rebbecca Albrecht joins volunteers in Bernie Sanders presidential campaign hold LED signs on Massachussetts Avenue in Boston, a few days before the primary elections in Massachussetts.
Boston- February 26, 2016- Rebbecca Albrecht joins volunteers in Bernie Sanders presidential campaign hold LED signs on Massachussetts Avenue in Boston, a few days before the primary elections in Massachussetts.jpg
German Acevedo (in green T-shirt) trains a group of young teenagers at risk of social exclusion in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Barcelona, Spain.
German arrived to Europe in summer 2012, running away from the gangs ("pandilleros") in San Salvador. The Spanish Government rejected his asylum request, but he is remaining in the country and attending courses to become a social worker in the future. He does not want to go back to El Salvador because he is afraid of being killed by the gangs.
German Acevedo (green T-shirt) trains a group of young teenagers at risk of social exclusion in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Barcelona, Spain.
German arrived to Europe in summer 2012, running away from the gangs ("pandilleros") in San Salvador. The Spanish Government rejected his asylum request, but he is remaining in the country and attending courses to become a social worker in the future. He does not want to go back to El Salvador because he is afraid of being killed by the gangs.
German Acevedo (green T-shirt) trains a group of young teenagers at risk of social exclusion in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Barcelona, Spain.
German arrived to Europe in summer 2012, running away from the gangs ("pandilleros") in San Salvador. The Spanish government rejected his asylum request, but he is remaining in the country and attending courses to become a social worker in the future. He does not want to go back to El Salvador because he is afraid of being killed by the gangs.
People from the community of Petare, one of Latin America's largest slums, take part in the Via Crucis organized by the parishioners of the "El Nazareno" sector in one of Caracas' poorest districts.
A participant in the Via Crucis, a local kid from the community, plays the role of the centurion for the audience.
Two young women play Mary and Magdalena, watching onward as Jesus is tortured.
Though time it's Christ who's lying on the streets of Petare, most days it's someone else - the daily victims of local crime.
At the scene of Jesus' torture, a priest is stained by representations of his blood.
Mary at the stage cleaning the scene of the torture of Jesus
a scene of Jesus's torture
The scene of the Via Crucis when Jesus gets a crown of thorns
Petare's Via Crucis is as realistic as possible, without really harming the actors looks stunishing and real
The people of Petare as they walk from the Nazareno sector to El Morro, where the Via Crucis ends
Some People choose their roofs to have a better view of the Via Crucis without having to struggle for a place among the people
Over the streets between the Nazareno sector and El Morro goes the Via Crucis having Petare as a stage.