Rachael Cerrotti

Rachael Cerrotti is an independent photographer, writer and educator. Her work focuses on documenting stories of grief, resilience, and the perception of home. She holds a degree in Communications from Temple University and is an alumni of The Rothberg International School at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.For nearly a decade, Rachael has been pursuing her long-term project, Follow My Footprints, retracing her grandmother's route of displacement during and in the wake of World War II. The story, which travels through Central Europe, Scandinavia and across the United States, is an intergenerational approach to understanding life, death, and the will to move forward in the face of uncertainty.She has won multiple awards from the NPPA’s Northern Short Course in Photojournalism annual contest and is a recipient of The Lori Minden Tancer Award from Momenta Workshops. She is based in New England and Denmark. 


Roughly 220 guests came to the Mashantucket Pequot Museum for this year’s annual Thanksgiving FEAST. It was the second time the event was both held and sold out.

Culture, history and cuisine come together at this Native Thanksgiving dinner

Culture

The dinner is a chance for people to break bread together and hear a narrative that inspires critical thinking about Native life and legacy.

Afghani twins stand next to each other

Sweden was among the best countries for immigrants. That’s changing.

Conflict
Hana, as a young girl in Prague, is surrounded by her mother, grandmother and great grandmother

Why telling my grandmother’s story helped me better understand today’s refugees

Culture