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Rolex National Geographic Explorer of the Year Shabana Basij-Rasikh was driven away by the Taliban. Undeterred, she hopes to build a global model for educating displaced children. → Read More
Before Nazism, a German institute cemented itself as gay liberation’s epicenter. For 40 years, activists have been searching for its legendary collection. → Read More
Buried during the Stone Age, this woman once roamed the forests of northern Sweden. Now archaeologists have reconstructed her face. → Read More
When, in 1849, a man named Henry Brown escaped slavery in a box, America wondered: Could abolition be delivered by mail? → Read More
In the year since WHO declared a global pandemic, millions are trying to come to terms with loss in a country desperate to move on. → Read More
A research project in New York has tracked growing attempts to remove politicians from power—from Lebanon to Thailand. → Read More
A master photo printmaker describes the developing chemicals, tools, and techniques that bring film frames to life. → Read More
George Floyd’s death sparked nationwide protests. The pain has tapped into long-simmering divisions that have plagued his hometown. → Read More
Social distancing isn’t a new idea—it saved thousands of American lives during the last great pandemic. Here's how it worked. → Read More
From hairy rhinos to squirrel-size monkeys, these species are poised to survive thanks to conservation efforts. → Read More
Tracking down the culprit behind an outbreak of typhoid fever in 1900s New York was a breakthrough in how symptom-free carriers can spread sickness. → Read More
Tracking down the culprit behind an outbreak of typhoid fever in 1900s New York was a breakthrough in how symptom-free carriers can spread sickness. → Read More
Barbara Washburn, a self-described "accidental mountaineer," spent 40 years mapping remote corners of the U.S. → Read More
Everyone knows handwashing is an easy way to stay healthy, but that wasn't always so. In the 1840s, advocating it cost a doctor his career. → Read More
On a record-breaking expedition in the 1930s, one group of women—a scientist, an artist, and a researcher—helped define the science of the sea. → Read More
The holiday marks the start of a period of reflection and repentance that lasts until Easter. → Read More
The 'Chibok girls’ kidnapping sparked international outrage. More than a hundred are still missing. Today the survivors are trying to rebuild their lives. → Read More
National Geographic’s archive collects famous footwear—including these flippers worn by Sylvia Earle during some of her 8,000 hours under water. → Read More
A new poll reveals surprising insight into women's personal lives and their views of American society. → Read More
A child's death at the U.S. border put a spotlight on the peaceful highlands, where more people than ever are fleeing for the United States. → Read More