Josie Klaaren, 22, who has profound developmental disabilities, spends time with her dad Joshua at his rural North Carolina home. Joshua is anxious about his daughter’s future as she is incontinent and unable to express herself due to apraxia. “Who will care for Josie when her mother and I are gone?” he asks.

Josie Klaaren, 22, who has profound developmental disabilities, spends time with her dad Joshua at his rural North Carolina home. Joshua is anxious about his daughter’s future as she is incontinent and unable to express herself due to apraxia. “Who will care for Josie when her mother and I are gone?” he asks.

Robin Rayne, documentary photojournalist

Robin Rayne is a nationally-published magazine, newspaper and documentary photojournalist based near Atlanta, Georgia.  

About Robin

Robin Rayne is an Atlanta-based and internationally-published magazine and newspaper photojournalist and documentary film producer, specializing in developmental disability issues, human rights, gender diversity, social justice issues and the escalating political drama in Georgia.  

Spanning a 35-year national magazine career, Robin's work has regularly appeared in Newsweek, Time, Business Week, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, NBC News, LePoint, The Guardian, Paris Match and Der Spiegel, among dozens more. Their photographs and essays are syndicated globally by ZUMA Press. 

Robin produces stories and films with a goal of reshaping the way society views those who are different, often shunned, misunderstood, rejected and devalued.