Brian Edsall is a photographer and writer based in New York City whose work examines how dehumanization takes form in American life, particularly the policies and institutions that strip people of their humanity and those who fight to restore it.
Much of his work centers on the U.S. carceral system and the human costs of confinement.
Published Work
(Writing) December 2025: Newsweek, In Defending Immigrants, the Catholic Church Is Living the Command to ‘Love Thy Neighbor’ | Opinion
(Writing) January 2025: Newsweek, 'Sing Sing' Could Change How We See Justice and Incarceration | Opinion
Education
Brian holds a Master of Public Administration with a concentration in Ethical Leadership and a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Legal Studies from Marist University.