Covid-19 Update: As a result of the impact of the Coronavirus, PhotoVoice will be moving to a working from home model with immediate effect, with staff capacity reduced as we alternate periods of furlough working.
This means that all previous workshops and training have been suspended for the foreseeable future. An adapted online versions of our 1 day training is available to book online now.
PhotoVoice staff named email boxes will only be monitored when relevant staff members are not on furlough, which means all enquiries and information should be sent to info@photovoice.org, or for training, 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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We have worked on a diverse range of projects and issues both in the UK and internationally.
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We provide a range of training courses, as well as exhibitions, events, and more.
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We can design and deliver participatory photography projects, tailored to the specific needs of organisations and institutions.
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Project Spotlight
PITCH
Workshops in Uganda, Myanmar & Nigeria with participants sharing perspectives on HIV, sexual & reproductive health & rights.
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.
Ten Questions: Leticia Valverdes
We interviewed Leticia Valverdes on her photography and passion for the medium.