Guest Blogs

12/12/2016 Thea Willoch Njaastad, Vice President of the Students and Academics International Assistance Fund, a solidarity organization of students and academics in Norway, shares her thoughts on 'Radi-Aid' the annual event showcases the best and worst charity ads. As projects manager...

Anna Rosenblum, (LEED AP) Project Manager and Community Engagement Designer at evolveEA, a multidisciplinary practice situated at the intersection of sustainability and the built environment, writes for PhotoVoice on a new community engagement resource. During the 2016 EcoDistricts Summit in Denver...

London Communications College student, Caroline Weber writes for PhotoVoice on her participatory photography project with Ripple Africa, a charity working to improve the environment and local education in Malawi, Africa.   The Ripple Africa participatory photography project was based in...

30/08/2016 To mark the International Day of the Disappeared Emmanuel Guillén Lozano, a photojournalist based in Mexico City shares his insights on the 43 missing students of Ayotzinapa Teachers College and why photography is an essential tool in the affected families fight for...

16/08/2016 The Photojournalist Marissa Roth, shares both her perspective on war photography as the daughter of Holocaust refugees and her recent involvement in the exhibition “My War: Wartime Photographs by Vietnam Veterans” Visual storytelling with photographs, whether it is for...

08/08/2016 SixtyEight, a non-profit art institute which focuses on giving young artistic talents the opportunity to partake in new exhibition-making possibilities, gives back to the local community through an innovative participatory photography project.   [gdlr_row] [gdlr_column size="1/3"]Christopher Sand-Iversen Photographer, co-curator of Sixty-Eight...

12/07/2016 London based photographer, Elisabeth Blanchet writes for PhotoVoice on her participatory photography project with students from an Ambitious About Autism school.  Sometimes you don't need to travel far away to be moved and transported. A few miles from my...

05/07/2016 Iraqi photographers share the thoughts of those who have been displaced during Iraq's war against ISIS in an interactive map titled 'Map of Displacement'. One of the curators Stefano Carini writes for PhotoVoice on the development of the project.  I heard of...

21/06/2016 James Hopkirk, a writer, editor and photographer for Afghanaid, ClimateCare and the Alzheimer's Society writes for PhotoVoice on his participatory photography project with the South London Refugee Association. This week is Refugee Week and in the build up, over...