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We've been a little quiet of late, working on a few things behind the scenes.
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Older People need Company too
Magdalena Turek on her photography project encouraging people to visit their loved ones in care homes.
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Constructing Futures
Through innovative participatory photography workshops, ten participants reflected on youth employment and the construction industry in Ghana.
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How Photography Helped me: Valeria Cherchi
Photographer, Valeria Cherchi writes for us on her relationship with photography and her process of 'rational catharsis'.
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PhotoVoice and the Arnolfini in Bristol have been working together to support the gallery's new 'NOW or NEVER programme'. This programme 'initiates cooperative spaces for 15-18 year olds to work with artists, thinkers and doers to create impactful creative ideas for...
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PITCH
Photography workshops in Uganda, Myanmar and Nigeria sharing perspectives on HIV, sexual and reproductive health and rights.
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Ten Questions with… Nelson Morales
PhotoVoice interviewed award-winning photographer Nelson Morales on his photography and passion for the medium.
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Ten Questions with… Melody Melamed
PhotoVoice interviewed renowned photographer, Melody Melamed on her photography and passion for the medium.
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10/05/2018 Founder and Executive Director of Cameras for Kids, Daniel Wessell writes for us on his passion for participatory photography and the story behind his organisation. Life has a funny way of unfolding. One door leads to another and before...
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