photography

PhotoVoice launches new resource to tackle child sexual exploitation

by PhotoVoice|03 August 201704 March 2022|News, Project Update

After two years of development, PhotoVoice has launched a new resource to help provide support for young people affected by, or at risk of sexual exploitation in the UK. Developed through direct engagement with young people, and drawing upon up-to-date...

(Wo)manifestoes for Positive Women

by PhotoVoice|15 March 201704 March 2022|News, Project Update

Being diagnosed with HIV can feel like devastating news. NAZ is a sexual health charity that provides support and guidance for women living with HIV, from the Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities. PhotoVoice delivered a four-week project with NAZ...

An Interview with Lily Bungay

by PhotoVoice|03 January 201704 March 2022|Guest Blog, News, Uncategorized

As we launch our latest competition in partnership with Professional Photography magazine we interviewed the previous winner of the competition, Lily Bungay. Have a read for some hints and tips to get you inspired to apply for this months...

A thousand more words on the photographs of Alan Kurdi, one year on

by PhotoVoice|05 September 201604 March 2022|Staff Blog, Uncategorized

12 months ago, Russell Watkins, a PhotoVoice trustee wrote ‘A thousand words on the photographs of Aylan Kurdi’, considering the immediate response to the images of the young Syrian refugee as they were shared around the world. Kate Watson, PhotoVoice...

A thousand words on the photographs of Aylan Kurdi

by PhotoVoice|10 September 201504 March 2022|Guest Blog, Uncategorized

Guest blog by Russell Watkins, a PhotoVoice trustee and multimedia editor at the Department for International Development. It is truly extraordinary how the tragic photos of the death of the 3-year-old Syrian boy Aylan Kurdi have transformed the debate around refugees in...