PhotoVoice News

Why Place and Community Matter for Reproductive Justice
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While our photographers had different backgrounds and life encounters, their shared experiences, conveyed via powerful images and the captions they wrote to accompany the photos, were notable.
Giving Voice to Silence
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Thinking about how to avoid risk resulted in participants finding even more creative ways of telling their story.
Mindset, Approach, Perspective – life in Scotland’s first Managed Alcohol Programme
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"We all found out so much more about the residents, especially about their lives before they came to the MAP."
Participatory Photography, Photography, and AI
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A new methodology paper from PhotoVoice about the use of AI in participatory photography, photography and research.
Cripping Breath – Participatory Photography Training
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"We had open, often moving conversations, and experienced first-hand what truly participatory photography can offer."
Ten Questions with … Clare Hughes
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"We have to start thinking about creative ways to get people to feel something and be impacted by difficult subject matter in order for change to happen."
Wild and Free on our Adventure Playgrounds
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A new exhibition from Jess Bain showcasing photographs and stories by children, young people, and playworkers from Islington Play Association.
Giga Photo Contest
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"...connectivity is not just about technology. It is about the connections we make, the opportunities we create, and the future we build together."
Ten Questions with … Peter Caton
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"For me, something is worth capturing when it carries emotional weight, when it reveals something human and true that might otherwise go unnoticed."
Unveiling Resilience: The Story Behind ‘Gaza I Spy’
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"Anas and Hammam are not just photographers; they are courageous young journalists risking their lives daily to document the truth and devastation in Gaza. "