One Burning Man tradition photographer Morgan Lieberman documented was the nightly lamp-lighting ceremony (pictured below, a Mobility Camp member prepares for the event). “Seeing Mobility Campers partake in something that one would assume is only for the able-bodied was a perfect reminder that people with disabilities should be fully embraced. Radical inclusion is the reminder that we can all collectively exist and participate together, because our real strength is in numbers and when we look out for one another.”

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Climber Mark Synnott and his team are attempting to recreate Franklin’s route through the icy waters of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago (above, their sailboat is trapped by ice, just as Franklin’s was), meeting with Inuit along the way who will share oral histories about what befell Franklin and his men, as well as first-person testimonies about life in a fast-melting Arctic.

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