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(1/4) THREAD: The Panel for Friends of the David Nott Foundation - Birmingham's talk on Saturday could not be more exciting: - David Nott: Humanitarian surgeon, author of 'War Doctor' and co-founder of the DNF. Joining David will be:

To mark the Halloween season, film and culture writer Sabina Stent looks back on Dennis Stock’s photographs of one of America’s first horror heroines – Maila Nurmi, aka Vampira. bit.ly/2PDREPW

As the run-up to the 2020 US election enters its last days, a number of Magnum’s members select images from their archives which represent something impacted by, or representative of, contemporary America. bit.ly/2TF3IBq

"This day, and these protests, were a great opportunity for people to express themselves [...]” - Bruce Gilden Magnum photographers select images that resonate with them on the occasion of the US election: bit.ly/2TF3IBq © Bruce Gilden / Magnum Photos

Over 72 hours, 30 Magnum members photographed across six US states and 13 countries, capturing rallies, debates, simmering tensions, moments of isolation and unity, hope and fear, as the election played out. bit.ly/3n1RGyR

Very sad to lose an important member of Magnum’s community, Bruno Barbey

Immigrants. They got the job done. theguardian.com/world/2020/nov…

Auschwitz personnel, 1944. Ordinary people, not monsters, make atrocities happen.

Jan Morris, taking your greatest of all journeys, I’ll miss you. Your Honda Sport R in action until the last 🖤 bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Sabiha Çimen, 2020 Magnum nominee, discussed her current major project exploring the dreams and adventures of young Muslim women in Turkey. bit.ly/2HJOXuk

Thank you Sir Stephen Fry. And for putting into words better than I ever could why I also support the David Nott Foundation

Last day to apply for Magnum Foundation’s Social Justice fellowship

Lindokuhle Sobekwa’s book with collaborator Cyprien Clément-Delmas portrays a primarily white, working-class South African neighborhood, telling a story of race, class, and healing—on a personal and universal scale. bit.ly/3fWtDyO © Lindokuhle Sobekwa / Magnum Photos

British author John le Carré with his dog, Max, in Hampstead Heath, London, England, in 1979. The novelist died on December 12, 2020, aged 89. © Stuart Franklin / Magnum Photos