Eroding Franco keeps travelling. After Sevilla, the exhibition now lands in Ponferrada, at Fundación CIUDEN — a former energy complex turned cultural hub in the heart of the coal-mining region of El…

MÓN, with the support of Journalismfund.eu, launches the open call for the educational program “Visual Storytelling & Environmental Memory”, aimed at emerging visual journalists working in Europe who…

After being part of the exhibition Miradas que atraviesan at the Bogotá International Book Fair (FILBo), the project has kept moving through various cultural contexts across the country. It is…

The Eroding Franco exhibition in Barcelona has sparked conversation far beyond the gallery walls.

Spain’s history is marked by coups—some that toppled governments, others that collapsed before taking hold. Our latest articles in National Geographic España dive into this turbulent legacy,…

As you know, Eroding Franco is a years-long project exploring Franco’s environmental debt and its impact on Spain’s desertification. Through archives and scientific photography, it links mass…

At MÓN, we document the shifting landscapes of climate change, revealing the patterns that connect disasters across continents. Our latest article, published in National Geographic España, explores…

The devastating fire in Los Angeles confirms the warnings of a scientific community that has long pointed out that we have turned the planet into a place vulnerable to uncontrollable disasters.

At MÓN, we are committed to exploring the meanings that war leaves behind and the lessons that emerge beyond conflict. We live on a planet marked by the scars of devastating combats, where the…