In 2022, Postindustrial ventured well beyond the boundaries of Postindustrial America to cover communities facing deadly strife around the world.
The war in Ukraine threw a once-vibrant nation into disarray and forced millions from their homes. Postindustrial contributors chronicled the Russian aggression at the outset of the war, producing stories that brought the conflict to the pages of our award-winning magazine.
Meanwhile, Postindustrial also continued to chronicle the lives of Afghans who were forced from their homeland and started new lives in America.
We also brought you fun stories from abroad, like the tale of a delightful couple whose next chapter entails traveling and living in an old Belgian Army vehicle, turned into a modern-day tiny home.
The most popular images included a shocking bridge collapse in Pittsburgh and photographs from a contentious midterm election.
We also took a close look at the armed militant groups in our region in the wake of the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol coup attempt, through the podcast, Extremely American.
Finally, we finished out the year with simple, yet beautiful images from the Postindustrial town of New Castle, Pennsylvania, that have seemingly struck a chord with so many of you.
