I'm a photojournalist based in New York with a lot of experience in the Middle East.

One favorite project was co-founding Panorama with Mada Masr, a platform for showcasing the best photojournalism from Egypt and issues of interest to the greater Arab world. I was also a founding contributor to @Read moreEverydayMiddleEast.  

My work has been published widely in outlets such as National Geographic, Rolling Stone, the New York Times, Der Spiegel, and Le Monde Magazines. One of my long-term projects, “Modern Miracles,” which documents the physical imprint of the spiritual world, was the subject of a solo exhibition at Maqad Sultan Qaytbay in 2017. 

I recently returned to Boston to document this moment in the US while expanding my visual language to incorporate more video and documentary work.

After finishing his PhD at Boston University in 2017 and joining Harvard Medical School, Amin initiated "the Iran Circle" project with intellectual and operational support from local faculty and Iranian student associations. Since then, he has been hosting monthly sessions at Harvard and online Read morewebinars presenting research studies about Iran, in Farsi. Amin received his previous degrees in engineering and science from Shiraz University and Tehran Polytechnic. In parallel with formal education and work (as research scientist) in translational medicine, he has actively pursued his personal interest in humanities and social sciences, resulting in the formation and growth of this initiative. Amin is hoping to expand the Iran Circle's international activities, as a non-profit organization dedicated to creating useful intellectual and educational content for Iranians, toward the aim of sustainable socio-cultural development for Iran in the long term.

Moses Walugembe is a journalist living in Massachusetts, United States of America with over ten years experience in Television broadcast reporting.
Moses holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Sciences from Makerere University, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Investigative Journalism.
He started Read moreat  Uganda Broadcasting Corporation Televison-Uganda's national broadcaster contributing daily to the news program-writing and packaging health, social, political and financial stories/features.
He has covered the transition of Africa’s newest state, South Sudan, reports on Uganda police’s violation of human rights, covered walk to work riots which were led by Forum for Democratic Change strongman and Uganda's main opposition leader Kizza Besigye and much more. 
As a liberal reporter he has covered stories on Uganda’s disturbing politics putting the current NRM government in check particularly government bad policies such as the crackdown on the opposition dissenting views and the impact on society, violation of human rights, riots to mention a few.
Moses is well equipped with skills to plan and carryout Investigative research & some of his pieces include ‘Trace on the killings in Rwenzori region’, Power theft in Uganda, etc.
Moses is a Professional fellow under the US State department Professional Fellows program @ Fall 2013.
He has worked as a News Producer at the Vision Group television Department before joining Next Media's NBS TV-a partnering TV station with Voice of America and the BBC.
He has also covered the 2016 USA elections.