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Yader Guzman

Yader Guzman is a documentary photographer based in Toronto. He is a member of Diversify Photo and a former Fellow at The Local. Yader’s work has appeared in The Globe and Mail, Macleans, The San Francisco Chronicle, and the CBC.

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Short Feature by Furqan Mohamed with photography by Yader Guzman

Everybody’s Got to Eat

Decadent chicken sandwiches, steaming bowls of pho ga, classic jerk chicken, and pillowy pupusas worth the commute—eating our way across Jane and Finch.

Photo essay by Yader Guzman with introduction by Nicholas Hune-Brown

Bringing the Vaccine to Where it’s Needed

Relief, joy, and no hesitancy at a pop-up clinic at Jane and Finch, the postal code with the lowest vaccination rates in the city.

Photo essay by Yader Guzman

A Congregation Apart

The parishioners at San Lorenzo are a tight-knit group of Latin American immigrants and refugees. When the pandemic forced the church's doors to close, Father Hernan Astudillo decided to bring faith and community to them.

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