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 engagement, and deliver positive social change.
Upcoming PhotoVoice Methodology Training and Courses
There are a range of PhotoVoice training courses available, which include options for individuals and organisations. These are run throughout the year, or can be delivered at your institution.
Latest PhotoVoice Methodology Papers
Participatory Photography Cameras and Workshop Equipment
The Four Fs – Four Steps for Photographic Storytelling
Latest PhotoVoice News and Guest Blogs
Mindset, Approach, Perspective – life in Scotland’s first Managed Alcohol Programme
Participatory Photography, Photography, and AI
About PhotoVoice and Participatory Photography
Find out about how we work, and the activities we develop and deliver.
Find out more about participatory photography, and how it can be used for community engagement.
Find out more about PhotoVoice’s approach to ethical photography, and read guest posts from a range of photographers.
PhotoVoice has worked on a diverse range of projects and topics both in the UK and worldwide.
PhotoVoice provides a range of methodology training courses in participatory photography and community engagement.
PhotoVoice designs and delivers participatory photography and community engagement projects.
Latest PhotoVoice Projects
© NurulHana 2015 | PhotoVoice | Mampu | 'MAMPU' | Indonesia
"A dream to make a change and protect migrant workers and their family; I describe migrant worker's right as a painting of fingers as a symbol of their voice. Realizing the importance of and the increasing number of problems faced by migrant workers, it is expected that destination countries can adopt and apply basic principles on their treatment to migrant workers and their family."
© Leticia Turkson 2017 | PhotoVoice | ODI | YIEDIE | ‘Constructing Futures’ | Ghana
"Hard work brings you joy. In the beginning when I thought of construction, I had no urge to do what I thought was 'men's work' . But then I saw a lady working as an electrician and I was very proud of her. She motivated me to enter into the sector. Seeing examples like that helps a lot in the 21st centaury.
This image was produced as part of the Youth Forward initiative in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation."
© Tom Elkins | PhotoVoice
© Tom Elkins | PhotoVoice
© Jo-Anna 2018 | PhotoVoice | PACT - Alana House | 'My View' | UK
"Even when negative things happen, I work hard to turn them around. When people judge me, I continue on and prove them wrong."
© Tom Elkins | PhotoVoice
© AD 2014 | PhotoVoice | International HIV/AIDS Alliance | ‘Mysterious Youth Eyes’ | Myanmar
"Without access to ART treatment the life of an HIV Positive person can deteriorate like this leaf."