A photographic look at the changes taking place around the world as families and the role of women, of all ages, changes within them.
The reality of sweeping demographic, socio-economic and political changes have meant that there are many more female-headed households, families with single parents, working mothers, and families with same sex parents.
Human migration, triggered by climate change, natural disasters or conflicts, has scattered families across and within borders, and changed roles and responsibilities.
Images Copyright (in order) – UN Women / Ryan Brown / Stanton Winter / Mariken Harbitz / Sinem Aydin Lopez / Ruth McDowall / ABAAD by Patrick Baz/AFP / Biju Boro / Lianne Milton / Ryan Brown / edited by I Am New Generation Magazine
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