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PhotoVoice at the London Art Fair
January 2015|Staff Blog
26/01/2015 We had a great time at the London Art Fair last week, meeting lots of interesting people and promoting our work. Our stand was busy throughout, and we received really positive feedback from the gallery of images showcasing projects from...
NCVO and PhotoVoice launch NCVO Members’ Photography Competition
January 2015|PhotoVoice News
13/01/2015 Walsall Street Teams image, winner of the 2013 Service Users category with a photograph titled: ‘Split Personality: Things started to go bad when she hit me.’ NCVO and PhotoVoice have announced the launch of the NCVO Members’ Photography Competition...
Participatory photography with refugees from Syracuse
December 2014|Guest Blogs
24/12/2014 Rozlynn Jakes-Johnson took on a daunting task for her capstone project in the Central New York Master of Public Health program – coordinating a participatory photography project with eight refugees, only one of whom had ever used a camera....
Photography project explores Mount Kenya’s declining glaciers
December 2014|PhotoVoice News
22/12/2014 Simon Norfolk/Institute, for The New York Times Acclaimed photographer Simon Norfolk has recently visited Mount Kenya to photograph the vanishing glaciers. His series, featured recently in the New York Times magazine, highlights the boundaries of where the ice used...
Unchosen – Voices from Modern Day Slavery
December 2014|Guest Blogs
14/12/2014 Chloe Grahame talks about her involvement with the Photovoice project ‘Voice of Freedom’, and a recent evening of talks, film screenings, and awareness raising which took place on the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. Modern slavery is...
Christmas Offer – Give the Gift of Photography
December 2014|PhotoVoice News
14/12/2014 Give the gift of photography this Christmas and become a member of PhotoVoice. Not only will you receive lots of great benefits yourself, you’ll be giving a gift of photography to our beneficiaries too. You will help support someone like...
Our Journey: Storytelling for Everyone
December 2014|Guest Blogs
12/12/2014 Emily Churchill Zaraa from Migrants Resource Centre reports from a migrant storytelling conference chaired by PhotoVoice [gdlr_quote align="center" ]Wherever you are in the world, you can sit behind a window and shout against migrants. But after the last swearword, try...
Julio Etchart – photovoice workshops in Singapore
November 2014|Guest Blogs
14/11/2014 Photojournalist Julio Etchart describes a participatory photography project with foreign domestic workers in Singapore. How it started Shortly after my arrival in Singapore - to accompany my partner to her post-doctoral academic fellowship at the NTU university over here,...
Photofoundation – Supporting Good Causes Through Photography
October 2014|Guest Blogs
28/10/2014 Tib George Ciocirlie, community manager at Photofoundation shares information about a new initiative designed to help charities use photography. Photography is more popular now than ever before. It is ubiquitous, and used continuously to capture feelings, make statements, start movements or...
Unchosen: Voices from Modern-Day Slavery
October 2014|Events and Exhibitions
24/10/2014 To mark the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, PhotoVoice and Voice of Freedom presents films and photography about modern slavery. [gdlr_column size="1/3"] Date & Time: Tuesday, 2 December 2014, 18:00 to 21:00 Venue: O2 Hub, 16 Hoxton...