femLENS Impact Report April 2017 – April 2018
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LAB: UNVEIL THE HIDDEN PRESENCE
femLENS has been invited to participate in a LAB, about women and children trafficking, organised by Thomson Reuters Trust Foundation, the Global Leadership Academic and GIZ Sector Programme on Gender Equality and Women’s Right. The LAB meeting – Unveil the Hidden Presence: Trafficking in Women and Children – will take place from 25th to 28th…
Happy 5 year anniversary femLENS!
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“Women by Women” Photo Exhibition
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World Press Photo State of News Photography 2018 Report
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Documentary Photography – Debunking the Myth
This article was written for “We See”, the first women-only documentary photography magazine produced by femLENS and published this year on International Women’s Day. by Bogdan-Sorin Popescu, femLENS Director of Communications Documentary photography tends to be associated with the image painted by glossy-format magazines like National Geographic or Time, which contain outsiders’ accounts of costly…
