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EXCITING OPPORTUNITY ALERT!
IIFF2025 is coming back bigger and better for filmmakers🤎
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PRESS STATEMENT
@VoluntaryMedia Response to Complaints Against Unregistered and Secrective Online Media Houses
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We are deeply disappointed that @ZimDaily used our member, Emma Zihonye’s photo without permission & then defamed her when she requested its removal. We demand they remove the image & issue a public apology. #copyright #defamation #supportwomenphotographers
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This year, for the first time, The Everyday Projects awarded grants to two photojournalists to work on long-term projects in their own communities. @SalihBasheer and @tania_b.radilla each received $6,000 to support their work, as well as one year of mentorship from our incre…
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The #WPPh2022 Contest is now officially open for entries! Enter now for a chance to win up to €6,000 and have your work showcased to a global audience: worldpressphoto.org/contest/…
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We hope this article resonates with your and your network.
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For many years, the photo contest industry has contended with accusations of racism and classism for awarding and promoting “poverty porn.”
Barely a year goes by without a major issue or scandal. (1/6) blog.photoshelter.com/2021/1…
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📷Uganda Press Photo Award - Daily Life Category
1st Place: Joseph Muhumuza (@Sagionjose)
'Winnowers of Hope'
#UPPA2021
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It may be worth checking the work and shared experience of these photographers and collectives.
This is a start not a definitive list.
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📷Uganda Press Photo Award
Overall Winner, 2021 - Joseph Muhumuza (@Sagionjose)
'Winnowers of Hope'
#UPPA2021
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📷Uganda Press Photo Award - People Category
1st Place: Stuart Tibaweswa (@stuart_tibs)
‘Aging By the Water'
#UPPA2021
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Women photographers let’s unite to inspire balance in our industry! This collection already filled with amazing content. Add yours & let’s do this together. Set up by a photographer for photographers.
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🚨Pitching opportunity!🚨
I’m interested in examples of sustainable food production & farming practice success stories in the global south. Recent projects that are both locally-drive, small-scale but scalable. Email me: [email protected]
Apply! Apply! Apply!!
We're thrilled to announce that applications are open for the 2022 Women Photograph Mentorship Program!
If you're a photographer of any age with <5 years of professional experience, apply by Oct 15 to connect with our incredible cohort of industry experts:
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Cynthia Matonhodze @CynthiaMato is an independent documentary photographer and videographer based in Harare, Zimbabwe. Her work has been published in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Bloomberg and The Guardian UK.
Read more about Cynthia at our IG page @zafp_org
Davina Jogi is a Zimbabwean documentary photographer, writer and researcher and a co-founder of the ZAFP.
Learn more about Davina on our IG page @zafp_org
#mpalumementorship #zafp #documentaryphotography
Diana Motsi is a Zimbabwean artist and self-taught photojournalist focused on stories surrounding African women and their health, sexuality, education, and human rights.
Read more about Diana on our IG page @zafp_org
#zafp #photojournalism #mpalumementorship
Wonai Haruperi is a 26-year-old self-taught photographer living and working in Harare. Growing up in a society rich in colour and culture she developed a love for storytelling.
Read more about Wonai at our IG page @zafp_org
#mpalumementorship #zafp
The Mpalume Mentorship Programme is named for one of our founding members, Annie Mpalume, who battled the odds to become one of Zimbabwe’s first female photojournalists.
@prohelvetia_jhb @_photoworkshop @DailyNewsZim
Head over to our IG @zafp_org to read more about Annie.
4. Image: Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) clash with police in downtown Harare during a march in support of women’s rights in 2014. @AnnieMpalume
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