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femLENS will attend a lab on human trafficking
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Exhibition | Fundraising | Human Trafficking | News | Print Sale | RefugeesfemLENS fundraising party at Desdemona, Gdynia
Want to attend the best part of the year in Gdynia, Poland? Go to Klub Desdemona on Saturday June 9, 2018. Starting at 19.00 there will be music, a photo exhibition, some words said about what we do and why we do it, and most importantly an auction of photographs taken by our workshop participants. There…
Online Workshops, Cameroon 2021
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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…
