These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
These photographers were made for a four-part series, about the lives of a group of workers – or day laborers –who sought work near the corner of 69th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside. Our team of five journalists waited with them on the street corners and talked about their perilous journalies to reach the United States, the families they had left behind and their struggles to earn money each day. The series was entitled, “Ghost Workers.”
