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Katharine Kimball

Katharine Kimball is a bilingual, independent photojournalist based in Portland, OR. Currently she is documenting a project about BIPOC women fighting for racial justice in rural Oregon. The project was recently awarded funding from the Ford Family Foundation and the Oregon Arts Commission. Katharine worked as a newspaper staff photographer for 8 years, is an alumna from the Missouri Graduate School of Journalism and served as a U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer in The Dominican Republic.

Stories By Katharine Kimball

Super Subcultures

King Chaos, Queen Cricket and One Long, Strange Year in a Roadside Homeless Camp

Story by Thacher Schmid | December 23, 2020

At this lawless encampment of rickety RVs, residents face eviction, addiction and machete battles, but their self-made community is the only thing they have.

Super Subcultures

Meet the Modern-Day Pagans Who Celebrate the Ancient Gods

Story by Caitlin Dwyer | April 25, 2017

Deep in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, a community of Druids is reviving Celtic rites. They might seem hokey or outlandish, but maybe, just maybe, they’re the ones who have it all figured out.

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