“We, the People” 2020 Calendar
Discover a new tribal portrait each month with the Survival International “We, the People” 2020 calendar. It features striking portraits of indigenous and tribal people from around the world. The images were selected in Survival’s annual photography competition that celebrates the power of photography as a means of raising awareness about tribal peoples, their lives and their lands.
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Australian Aboriginals, Australia.
Picture © Wayne Quilliam / www.aboriginal.photography
Iñupiat boy, Alaska, USA, 2016.
Picture © Kiliii Yuyan / kiliii.com
Tibetan child, 2018.
Picture © Mattia Passarini / www.mattiapassarini.com
Quechua, Colca Canyon, Peru, 2018.
Picture © Luis Fabini / luisfabini.net
Sama-Bajau women, Philippines, 2015.
Picture © Jacob Maentz / www.jacobimages.com
Tla-o-qui-aht girl, British Columbia, Canada, 2014.
Picture © Melody Charlie / www.melodycharlie.com
Mongolian Nomads, Mongolia, 2017.
Picture © Nicolas Senegas / www.nicolassenegas.com
Xakriabá, Brazil, 2016.
Picture © Edgar Kanaykõ Xakriabá / www.facebook.com/kanayko.etnofotografia
Uru-eu-wau-wau, Brazil, 2019.
Picture © Gabriel Uchida / gabrieluchida.com
Bayaka girl, Republic of Congo, 2018.
Picture © Soledad Longo
Collagua, Colca Valley, Peru, 2018.
Picture © Ana Caroline de Lima / www.antropologiavisual.com.br
Tuvinian shaman, Tuva, Russia, 2017.
Picture © Yuriy Ogarkov / yuriyogarkov.com
Nenets boy, Yamal, Russia, 2018.
Picture © Marco Marcone / www.marcomarcone.com
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