Thank you to the Photography Ethics Centre Podcast for inviting me to reflect on representation, responsibility, and connection in my work and approach. photoethics.org/podcast/margar…

In episode 11 of season 4, we talk with Brent Lewis (Brent Lewis) about becoming the story. photoethics.org/podcast/brent-…

📣 The #WPPh2024 Contest is now open for entries! Free to enter and open to all professional photographers working in the field of photojournalism and/or documentary photography. Have your work showcased to a global audience - enter now: worldpressphoto.org/contest/2024

Have thoroughly enjoyed speaking at #TEDxQUB this evening. Thank you so much for inviting me.

800+ journalists and media workers demand an end to the killing of journalists in Gaza and the wider region. For more information on how to sign on and get involved, visit: forourcolleagues.medium.com/statement-8113… For Our Colleagues #thismuststop

Brent Lewis, The New York Times photo editor and co-founder of @diversifyphoto, talks about becoming the story with the Photography Ethics Centre #podcast bit.ly/471saQy #mustlisten #photojournalism

Calling all participation/ co-production connections. What wld you need/what wld be helpful from a publication that outlined reflections and learning on a process which brought tog a diverse range of expertise incl those with direct experience to solve a systemic complex issue?

Still looking for a New Year’s resolution? 👀 Here is a great at one for photographers, photo editors, curators, photo orgs, and any one else working with photo-realistic visual media:⭐️Commit to writing and publishing your own Statement of Ethics⭐️ photoethics.org/ethics

NEW RESEARCH: Charity Representations of Distant Others - Over half of the images used by charities supporting international causes in national UK newspapers focus on Africa - bit.ly/charity-advert… #devpix #charityadvertising

Social Media for Dev CharityComms Fundraising Magazine fundraising The Chronicle of Philanthropy Third Sector Photography Ethics Centre Global Development Devex Bond Africanofilter Great graphic from Social Media for Dev showing which parts of the world are depicted in the images charities use to support international causes in UK newspapers. 56% focussed on countries in Africa - especially #Ethiopia (9%) and #Kenya (8%)

Calling Journalists & Newsrooms! Applications for our Newsroom Safety Across America initiative in Georgia are open through 2/14! Backed by craig newmark, this critical training will prepare local reporters ahead of #Elections2024: Apply here: iwmf.org/newsroomsafety…

Come join me and a host of fab guest facilitators for this years #sociallyengagedphotography #crossingsectors training programme Daniel Regan Photography Ethics Centre RedeyeNetwork #smallthingscreativeprojects HeartofGlass #Paulthomas #healthCOIN

How can we keep on thinking critically about the images we produce in the context of generative AI? Read it on Trigger: fomu.be/trigger/articl…

Dr Savannah Dodd, founder of Photography Ethics Centre shared her vision of the power of visual media and how it has the ability to change the way we view the world. Savannah’s moving talk may leave you questioning your views on what’s behind the lens: youtu.be/2NMiqBnXUdA?si…

👉 We all wield power when we use visual media, because images shape how we see the world. 🎥 Dive into the transformative power of visual media with this TEDx talk. Let's harness this power ethically! #PhotoEthics #MediaEthics #VisualMediaEthics youtube.com/watch?v=2NMiqB…

Today, on #GlobalEthicsDay 2024, we are publishing the results of a research project which distils 8 lessons in #photoethics based on 48 interviews with photographers from The Photo Ethics Podcast. It is available for download in six languages: photoethics.org/articles

📸 Eight Lessons from The Photo Ethics Podcast Lesson 1: Visual storytelling is a collaboration. “At the end of the day, you have to work with someone in order to be able to tell a story.” - Sarah Waiswa (Sarah Waiswa) Download the full report at photoethics.org/articles