Lloyd Wolf is an award-winning photographer and educator whose work has been in over 150 exhibitions internationally and is collected in numerous museums and archives. He has done assignments for The Washington Post Magazine, National Geographic Explorer, People, AFl-CIO, the Smithsonian, HBO, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Forward, Moment, and Vogue.

He received a National Endowment for the Arts grant in 1980 to document Arlington, VA. He leads a diverse team of artists for the Columbia Pike Documentary Project, funded by Virginia Humanities. Previous books include “Jewish Mothers: Strength Wisdom Compassion,” “Jewish Fathers: A Legacy of Love,” “Facing the Wall. Americans at the Vietnam Memorial,” “Living Diversity,” “Transitions,” and “The Road Ahead.” He has taught at Shepherd College, George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia public schools, and to homeless and immigrant youth.