PHOTOS FROM THE EXHIBITION IN GDYNIA, POLAND
Many thanks from Thomas Mukoya and Andrew Winning for the photographs of our “street” exhibition in Gdynia.
Press Release (Gdynia, Poland, March 8, 2018) This International Women’s Day marks the launch of We See, a biannual women-only documentary photography magazine, edited independently by Estonian-based NGO femLENS. This is not to celebrate women’s achievements but, rather, to encourage women to become change agents themselves while struggling for gender equality, and disrupting gender-stereotypes in cultural…
We’re happy to say that on April 1 we are starting a new series of documentary photography workshops. This time we are also working with CWM as a part of their projects for people with disabilities. So far we have 8 participants that will be learning photography with us. We’re really looking forward for the workshops to…
As we begin the new year, you are invited to have a look at our achievements in 2017. We worked with 2 communities in 2017 – with women with disabilities in Gdynia, Poland and women living in the Shatila Refugee Camp in Berut, Lebanon. Best of femLENS 2017 from femLENS on Vimeo.
Jekaterina was recently asked to speak about femLENS at TEDxLasnamäe in Estonia. Here is the video in Russian and the English version of the speech is in a link bellow. An English version of the the femLENS speech at TEDxLasnamäe in Tallinn, Estonia
Full video will be out at the end of May – beginning of June when the workshops are finished and we organise an exhibition which will feature the work of our participants. May is National Disability month in Poland, and our participants work will provide us with a unique insight into the world of disabled women in Gdynia,…