PHOTOS SHOWN AT THE EXHIBITION IN GDYNIA, POLAND
These were photos that were shown in Gdynia to the public. Will post some photos from the exhibition opening in a few days.
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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…
