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PhotoVoice believes everybody should have the opportunity to represent themselves and tell their own story. We provide a range of training courses in participatory photography and community engagement. Find out more about PhotoVoice’s approach to photography, and read guest posts from a range of photographers. PhotoVoice has published a new resource titled ‘Categories of Assignment in Participatory Photography’. PhotoVoice Contributes to New Resource about Ethical Storytelling. PhotoVoice has contributed to a new resource about ethical storytelling developed by Devex and M&C Saatchi World Services. We can design and deliver participatory photography projects, tailored to the specific needs of organisations and institutions. Find out about how we work, and the activities we develop and deliver.
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Discussing Development Through Photographs - PhotoVoice - Ethical photography for social change | PhotoVoice
The photographer Barbara Luckhurst writes for PhotoVoice on her participatory photography project with geography students in Tanzania. The students document the development of their town after a new road links local people to new businesses. A hundred and fifty miles of dirt road provided the only access to the town of Sumbawanga in the fertile agricultural region of west Tanzania. Transport, including the bus to the nearest large town of Mbeya, was unreliable in the rainy season. This meant that the town was remote for people, business and services. I first visited the area in 2011 with PiXL International, a small NGO that works with secondary school head teachers to improve student attainment. Our Tanzanian colleagues talked to us about a new project for an improved road that would link Sumbawanga with the main road to Mbeya and Dar es Salaam. Returning each year as the road works progressed, it has been fascinating to discuss with teachers and local education staff their hopes and predictions for development in their town and region. In the last couple of years it has been astonishing to see the rapid rate of urbanisation as the road was completed. One of my roles is as photographer...
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The London Photo Show - submit your work - PhotoVoice - Ethical photography for social change | PhotoVoice
PhotoVoice is the official charity partner of The London Photo Show, an exhibition showcasing a breadth of talent at the renowned Strand Gallery. The London Photo Show is organised by the same people behind 36exp Photographers’ School, which offers photography courses covering a wide spectrum of subjects, interests and skill levels. The highly-regarded courses have been featured in publications such as Professional Photographer, The Sunday Times, Photography Blog, SLR Lounge, Londonist and Amateur Photographer Magazine. The winners of our recent photography competition series with Professional Photography magazine will have their photographs exhibited at The London Photo Show and will receive an invitation to the private view, which is a great opportunity to meet industry professionals. They will also be featured in Professional Photography magazine, win a small cash prize and will be featured in our quarterly publication Photo Voices. The July photography competition is now open for submissions and we are looking for images that reflect on the theme of ‘Friendship’. If you are interested in exhibiting at the London Photo Show, you can also enter your work here. Regular spaces (155cm wide) cost £155 and large spaces (250cm wide) cost £225. PhotoVoice members can enjoy a 10% discount on exhibition space! Click here...
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‘Through the people’s lens’ – stories of development progress told through photography - PhotoVoice - Ethical photography for social change | PhotoVoice
PhotoVoice has teamed up with UK think-tank the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) for an exhibition at the Royal Geographical Society, London, which will exhibit photos and digital stories by community members in China, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nepal, Peru and Tunisia to portray the impact of development as they see and experience it. Crucially, the images aim to give those at the grassroots of development an active voice in telling their own stories of what’s working and why. The free exhibition will take place at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) from 16 to 26 February between 10am and 5pm on weekdays and 10am and 4pm on Saturday. On Thursday 26 February, we will be hosting a special event at the Royal Geographical Society. The event includes a keynote address by Binyavanga Wainaina, acclaimed author and one of TIME magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world, and author of ‘One Day I Will Write About This Place’ and founding editor of Kwani, a literary network promoting and publishing contemporary African writing. Joining Mr Wainaina will be Nick Danziger, PhotoVoice Patron and winner of the World Press Photo award; and a panel including Mariéme Jamme, a social entrepreneur ranked in Forbes top...
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The company PhotoVoice is located in Birmingham, England, United Kingdom. It's worth noting that the company may has more corporate locations
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As of the latest available information PhotoVoice has around 1-10 employees worldwide.
When was PhotoVoice founded?
PhotoVoice was founded in 1998
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