In Inaccessible Cities, three women living with disabilities — Rebecca Lamorte, a former New York City Council candidate, Olajumoke Olajide, an athlete from Lagos, and Nidhi Goyal, an activist and comedian from Mumbai, show us how a lack of accessible public transport and infrastructure prevent them from fully and independently participating in society.

“Fiction movie writers wouldn’t be able to imagine and write about the suffering of the Uighur people.” In Living in the Unknown, Uighur Muslims who escaped from China share their anxiety of not knowing the whereabouts and conditions of their loved ones. They reveal their struggle for preserving their identity and culture amidst the fear of being erased. The stories of these men and women living in Istanbul, Turkey are told through a longform interactive and VR documentary. Explore the stories of four young women fighting to preserve their Uighur language, family and religion – three pillars of their identity most under attack in this longform web interactive: https://interactive.aljazeera.com/ajcontrast/livingtheunknown/