The Alexia Fall Workshop

Thursday, Oct. 12-Sunday, Oct. 15, 2023

A man drives at night, his eyes can be seen through the rearview mirror of his car.

Salah-Eddeen drives passengers at night in Syracuse, NY. He is part of a community of workers who primarily labor after dark, providing essential services that are often overlooked.

Work After Sunset

By Jess Van

Published

Across the city of Syracuse, NY, essential services are carried out by workers who are rarely seen or recognized. In the absence of light, nighttime economies provide jobs for thousands of workers and contribute to an overall improvement in the quality of urban life. These jobs keep the city running while supporting diverse communities and creating a sense of vitality in downtown areas.

Story Credits

Jess Van

Jess
Van

    Coached by

    Louie Palu

    Louie
    Palu

      Kate Warren

      Kate
      Warren