As a result of the impact of the Coronavirus, PhotoVoice is operating with reduced hours. We are continuing to deliver online training courses while we address the safety considerations required to deliver workshops and training in person.
Please continue to direct all enquiries and information to info@photovoice.org, or for enquiries about training, to training@photovoice.org. You can still complete the relevant contact forms on this site. We will endeavour to respond to you as quickly as possible, but please bear in mind that there may be significant delays.
PhotoVoice believes everybody should have the opportunity to represent themselves and tell their own story. We work in partnership all over the world on projects and activities which combine ethical photography and community participation to help deliver positive social change.
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Project Spotlight
PITCH
Workshops in Uganda, Myanmar & Nigeria with participants sharing perspectives on HIV, sexual & reproductive health & rights.
PhotoVoice seeks new trustees
PhotoVoice is seeking new trustees to join our board. Since 2003, PhotoVoice has worked all over the world delivering participatory photography projects to achieve positive social change. Its award-winning work has addressed issues as diverse as political engagement, disability, education, HIV, sexual exploitation, climate change, and many more. We are currently...
Images from the British Limbless Ex-Service Military Association
PhotoVoice is showcasing images from its project ‘Where There is Light’, which features images taken by members of Blesma – the Limbless Veterans Association.
THIS-ABILITY
A photography exhibition challenging perceptions of disability.