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Phoenix launched a 5.5-mile light rail extension, adding eight new stations and a transfer point. The $1.3 billion South Central Extension/Downtown Hub connects South Phoenix to the Valley’s rail system, now operating with two lines. Officials say the project will improve mobility and support economic growth. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

The tracks are set: South Phoenix rail opens to a city reckoning with its future

Eduardo Barraza June 7, 2025

Behind every powerful news image is a photojournalist making split-second decisions to document history with accuracy, integrity, and courage. Photojournalism continues to demand strong storytelling, technical excellence, adaptability, and the ability to earn trust while delivering compelling visual journalism in today's increasingly challenging news industry. AI: Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Boots on the ground, eye on the story: notes for the next-gen photojournalist

Eduardo Barraza March 29, 2025

A demonstrator holds a sign reading “We ❤️ Trails & Rivers” during a rally in support of public lands protections at the Arizona State Capitol, Thursday, March 27, 2025. Protesters gathered to oppose proposed legislation that would limit federal oversight and open public lands to increased development. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Fight over public lands puts spotlight on Arizona

Eduardo Barraza March 28, 2025

A man walks past one of the private units at the Phoenix Navigation Center, built from repurposed shipping containers. The units offer air conditioning, privacy and locking doors—part of the shelter’s trauma-informed approach to serving people experiencing homelessness. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Phoenix Navigation Center opens as new west Phoenix homeless shelter

Eduardo Barraza March 26, 2025

Protesters march outside the Arizona State Capitol, demanding justice in the Emily Pike case and highlighting Arizona’s crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people. Pike’s remains were found last month in Gila County, and the search for her killer continues. Demonstrators urge lawmakers to pass HB 2281, which would create an Amber Alert-style system for missing Indigenous individuals. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Phoenix protest demands justice for Emily Pike, action on missing Indigenous crisis

Eduardo Barraza March 18, 2025

Muralism and engraving, two artistic expressions that shaped the history of visual protest, now face the digital age. In a world where social struggle also unfolds on screens and through algorithms, how does art evolve as a tool of resistance? AI-generated image for illustrative purposes | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Muralism today: still a catalyst for social change?

Eduardo Barraza March 11, 2025

A Valley Metro light rail train moves along the new South Central extension in Phoenix during a test run at the Baseline Rd & Central Avenue Station. The 5.5-mile expansion, which will connect the city’s south side to downtown, is part of a strategic effort to improve mobility and promote public transit. With construction in its final phase, officials expect the extension to ease traffic congestion and spur economic development in the area. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Light Rail expansion in South Phoenix marks key shift in urban transportation

Eduardo Barraza March 8, 2025

Juan Preciado emprende un inquietante viaje por un pueblo fantasma, buscando a un padre que nunca conoció, rodeado por las sombras del pasado en una escena fantasmal inspirada en Pedro Páramo. Al igual que Juan Preciado, muchas personas se embarcan en una búsqueda similar, tratando de encontrar respuestas sobre un padre ausente que dejó un vacío en sus vidas. Ilustración IA: Barriozona Magazine © 2024

Echoes of an absent father: Juan Preciado’s search in ‘Pedro Páramo’ strikes a universal chord

Eduardo Barraza November 24, 2024

The white amur fish, known as "living lawnmowers," are essential for keeping Arizona's canals free of invasive vegetation, helping ensure the efficient flow of water for millions of residents in the desert. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2024

The white amur fish: an unseen guardian of Central Arizona’s water canals

Eduardo Barraza November 21, 2024

A group of women supporting abortion rights hold signs in favor of the cause next to the blue campaign bus of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, "Fighting for Reproductive Freedom," in Phoenix, Arizona, on October 12, 2024. The campaign event featured U.S. First Lady Jill Biden, who delivered a speech in defense of reproductive rights. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2024

The 2024 Election showdown: abortion rights and America’s divisive path forward

Eduardo Barraza October 16, 2024

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Eduardo Barraza July 10, 2026

Cuando una página del periódico era una obra de arte: el legado de los anuncios ilustrados antiguos

Eduardo Barraza July 9, 2026

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