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AWARD WINNERS HONORABLE MENTIONS ZEKE AWARD FOR DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY Paula Bronstein Elderly Lives from a Frozen Conflict: Ukraine’s War Paula Bronstein’s images tell a story about the effects of war in Ukraine on the fragile elderly who are isolated, vulnerable and whose lives are frozen in conflict trapped by a static war. Ukraine has the highest proportion of elderly affected by war in the world. Nearly a third of the country’s 3.4 million people in need of assistance are over 60 years of age. In 2014, when violence broke out, many young people left the region while the elderly stayed behind just barely surviving. The elderly are often reluctant to leave their homes and the last to flee from danger, abandoned without resources or family care. Their isolated villages are dangerously close to the fighting. The stress is overwhelming for these pensioners, listening to the daily bursts of shooting and shelling that often damage their homes. They have exhausted resources and many have lost access to their pensions. This project was made possible with grant funding from Getty Images, the Pulitzer Center, and the Yunghi Kim grant. 60 / ZEKE FALL 2019
ZEKE AWARD JURORS Dimitri Beck Chloe Coleman Erin Clark I am All of Creation Russell Willier was hard to miss with his bright red jacket emblazoned with a Sucker Creek Cree Elders patch and his tall, muddy, rubber boots. He greeted his community with a smile, his mustache stained yellow from the cigarettes that regularly dangled from his mouth. Russell is known across western Canada and parts of the US as a powerful Cree medicine man, having been taught by elders throughout the provinces. But in recent months, cancer had spread throughout his body. Doctors told the 68-year-old that his chances of surviving were slim, but Russell continued to treat himself with his traditional medicine practices, which he had learned from his greatgrandfather. “He’s healed thousands of people,” Russell’s niece said through tears. “He’s a medicine man. But he can’t heal himself.” Russell’s death was a massive loss to the Cree community as not many traditional healers remain. Russell’s story is one about a powerful Cree healer epitomized by a man, railing against our common mortality. Lou Jones Olivia Kestin Lekgetho Makola Kathrin Mueller Molly Roberts Fiona Shields ZEKE FALL 2019/ 61
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