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The show coincided with the LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph, one of the top photography gatherings in the country.

Magazine article, exchibit in Virginia, and other Pulaku news.

We hope this collection of documentary vignettes will promote understanding of this complex and nuanced culture.

There are millions of Fulani living in the large cities of West Africa.

Thankfully we’ve made it through with relatively few scrapes and bruises.

As the name “Toucouleur” implies, they are known for their bright colors and unique fashion.

I put my father in a dilemma…

A Madrasa under the guidance of two wise teachers.

Hassan has found a successfull alternative to herding cattle.

It’s his duty to document the history of all groups, because Fulani traditions are inextricably linked to those of their neighbors.

In Bôkôlô, Abdou stole the show with his improvised freestyle rap.

(Warning: graphic content) Women tattoo their lips as a mark of beauty and bravery.