Calfornia migrant workers, a segment of society numbering over one million strong, supply the United States with more than half the produce we eat each day.

"The Migrant Project: Contemporary California Farm Workers," an art, humanities and eductaional exhibition, uses a photojournalistic lens to look closely at their lives and through them, ask questions about the human cost of feeding America. Through forty images and bi-lingual text, this muliti-layered portrait details the lives and struggles of the rarely seen faces of this invisible and consistently neglected population.