Congrats to @zellpic and Danielle Gatewood-Gill for being elected to the NPPA board of directors! New regional chairs: Meredith Edlow in Mid-Atlantic; Caroline Couig in New England. Carey Wagner will remain as our New York/International chair. ow.ly/l9q450GS6f4

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The Diversify Photo x Darkroom Holiday Print Sale is LIVE! 8x10 prints are $75 and 16x20 prints are $150. Proceeds will be shared between the artists and Diversify Photo to support our programming and operating costs. diversifyphoto.darkroom.tech 📷: Mahesh Balasubramanian

On journalists and injunctions, the courts are clear.  "... these outrageous arrests and extended denial of journalists’ liberties run contrary to past decisions of Canadian courts involving journalists covering blockades." theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

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This is really telling about the precarity of freelance. I've been absolutely supported by the team The Narwhal but that is integrity, not obligation. It's totally unfair, and bad for journalism, for these kinds of risks to be on the backs of freelancers. UPoC - United Photojournalists of Canada

Photographers Amanda Mustard, Lydia Goldblatt, Arpita Shah, Matthew Finn, Tammy Law, Giulia Bianchi, & Dawit N. M. share their personal stories of consent, dignity & the capitalization that comes with capturing vulnerability & "close to home" moments: bit.ly/3wkNWgk

We're thrilled to share the Women Photograph 2021 Year in Pictures, featuring images from 100 women & nonbinary photographers who together have created a visual record of this past year. Check out this year's essay, curated by Tanvi Mishra, here! womenphotograph.com/news/2021-year…

Just because someone agrees to speak or have their image captured doesn’t mean that they really know what that involves. Go the extra distance in making sure they understand the risks and have genuine choices. coveringcrsv.org/does-my-interv…

It's Women's History Month! ...and it's also time to look at how women photographers were represented in the news in 2021. For the past five years, the Women Photograph data team has been recording the lead photo byline from the front pages of eight international newspapers.

If a Western photojournalist employs a fixer in a war zone, that fixer should be afforded the same employer rights; same insurance, same security, same bylines. Money isn't enough. It's an antiquated practice that has its roots in colonial attitudes.

Great opportunity for college students studying broadcast or video journalism! The NPPA is hosting a FREE webinar with a panel of awesome journalists and storytellers about how to get started in the industry and advance your career. Join and ask them questions you have!

Here’s a photographer in real life, sharing some real life numbers. instagram.com/aphotographeri…

Can't believe it's been this long. Still so sorely missed. Thinking of my buddy today & often — an extraordinary photographer, but an even better friend. Join me in honoring his memory by supporting Chris Hondros Fund: chrishondrosfund.org/donate

✨ New free workshops ✨ Color grading with Aundre Larrow Color grading with Jessy J Photo Color grading with April Alexander Join one or all of these sessions to improve your editing with leading industry tools! 👏🏾 Details: blackwomenphotographers.com/events

The call for applications is now open for MPW.74. Forty photographers will be selected to attend in-person in a small Missouri town. The deadline to apply is June 15. missouriphotoworkshop.org

At our Hostile Environment and First Aid Training, you'll learn digital security practices, how to report safely during civil unrest, self-defense, first aid & more. Women & non-binary journalists apply for our free HEFAT in Chicago by April 24 at bit.ly/HEFAT2022.

What if, to win The Pulitzer Prizes, news organizations were required to publicly report data about their staff demographics? I know so many journalists who have privately asked themselves or one another this question. Today, we asked the Pulitzers. Join us: opennews.org/blog/open-lett…