Every issue of We See begins with conversations—among team members, partners, workshop participants, and contributors. What stories are missing? What perspectives need more space? Which voices are being overlooked? As a publication dedicated to documentary photography by women and underrepresented voices, We See is built through collaboration, care, and intention. In this post, we take…
How can creative practice help us process experience, connect with others, and challenge structural inequalities? The Art Therapy Booklet, developed as part of the Take pART! project, offers a rich set of tools for doing just that—whether in a workshop setting, community group, or on your own. This resource was created by facilitators working across…
How can photography support political participation?How can women use images to speak directly to power? These were some of the questions explored in AGENCY: VOTE WITH HER—a project co-funded by the European Union (2023–2024) and coordinated by the European Network of Migrant Women (ENoMW), with femLENS and local organisations in 14 EU countries. What Was…
From the Streets to the Gallery Wall: Two Creative Tactics from the Artivism Toolkit Looking for new ways to turn ideas into action? Whether you’re an educator, artist, activist, or curious community member, the Take pART! Artivism Toolkit is here to help you harness the power of creativity for social change. Co-created by femLENS as…
It’s been a little while, but we’re back—and bursting with stories to share! It’s been a while! We last posted on this blog in 2023—but that doesn’t mean we haven’t been busy. Quite the opposite! At femLENS, we’ve spent the past yearс deepening our work, amplifying more women’s voices, and growing our global network of…
At femLENS, we are proud to announce our participation in the AGENCY: Vote With Her project, lead by the European Network of Migrant Women (ENoMW). Our collective efforts is to train women of migrant background(s) across Europe, to be active agents in the preparation for the European elections 2024. Supported by European Parliament, this exciting…
femLENS is a volunteer-run non-profit association committed to developing and including women’s voices into storytelling and the cultural representation of women and their communities in the world. femLENS seeks a volunteer Partnership Coordinator to support our mission by developing our fundraising operations. The Partnership Coordinator will build a Fundraising Team and work in concert with…
By Thainá Rocha May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day, is a time to honour the struggles of workers throughout history and to celebrate their contributions to society. However, it is not just a day for labour rights; it is also a reminder of the intersectional struggles of women in the labour movement. Women’s…
Aanchal Wadhwani is a Hong Kong born Indian creative entrepreneur. A commercial photographer, art director, model, actress and founder of four businesses, she enjoys the multiple outlets that allow her to express her creativity. Today, she shares with us her photographic journey. My love for photography began in an unconventional way – it was almost…
By Rebecca Ambrose The rise of digital media brought an emergence of new ways for women to represent themselves and their voices in initially male-dominated digital spaces. That being said, while it can be empowering, navigating the online world presents many challenges for women. For many years, social media platforms and websites were dominated by…