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Advocacy

Rights! Cameras! Action! UK (2011)

Young people in the UK explore the relevance and importance of children’s rights through photography.

Sights Unseen (2009 - 2010)

Sights Unseen built upon PhotoVoice’s previous project with blind and visually impaired people, Beyond Sight. Working with The Organisation of Blind Africans and Caribbeans (OBAC) in the UK, Sight of Emotion in Mexico, and One-Plus-One in China, Photovoice has been introducing blind and visually impaired people in all three countries to the concept of Sensory Photography.

Beyond Sight (2007 - 2008)

Photography by blind and visually impaired people
In partnership with Sight of Emotion and Pocklington Resource Centre

Images of What is Ours - Paraguay (2009-2010)

Advocacy training project with landless indigenous minority teenagers in Paraguay.

See it Our Way - Albania, Armenia, Lebanon, Romania, Pakistan (2010-11)

Young people speak out about the risks and root causes of human trafficking in their communities. In partnership with World Vision.

Youth as Agents for Change - Direct Voices Russia and Bosnia Herzegovina (2009-2010)

Photography by young people living with HIV in St Petersburg, Russia, and young Roma women in Bosnia Herzegovina. In partnership with World Vision.

Images of Foul Play - India (2010)

Photography by members of the Dalit (‘untouchable’) community in India, campaigning against the illegal practice of Manual Scavenging.

Visible Rights - Afghanistan (2010)

Young people in Afghanistan use photography to explore the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.