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Second Issue of We See Magazine
It’s been a very busy year for femLENS and we’re happy to present you the second issue of the women-only documentary photography magazine We See. This issue focuses on women’s rights, migration and human trafficking, as well as many photographs of women living in rural Spain and Ukraine. There is also a new “Featured Photographer”…
Crowdfunding campaign
femLENS has launched a crowdfunding campaign to gather funds to attend the LAB: Unveil the Hidden Presence: Trafficking in Women and Children, organised by Thomson Reuters Trust foundation and the Global Leadership Academy. The campaign is ongoing as the last event of the LAB will be at the end of November. Please consider donating through gofundme, PayPal or by…
WeLens Project Update: Stories, Tools, and Shared Action to End GBV
Over the past year and a half, the WeLens project—“WeLens: educational practices through a gender lens”—has brought together partners from across Europe and beyond to confront gender-based violence (GBV). Through education, storytelling, and collaborative tools, the project aims to support long-term, gender-sensitive responses to violence. Now, as we enter the final stages of the project,…
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femLENS LAUNCHES WE SEE MAGAZINE 08.03.2018
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…
TO SEE AND BE SEEN: WHAT CAN A WOMAN DO WITH A CAMERA (PHONE)?
We are grateful for this feature by Tracy Piper-Wright for the ninth issue of MAI: Feminism and Visual Culture focusing on Photography and Resistance. Read the article here about femLENS and our work, and the work of Jo Spence and Joan Solomon (What Can a Woman Do with A Camera?) in the larger context of…
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femLENS started workshops in Berlin
Thanks to the help from the community space Die Lernwerkstatt, femLENS’ first Berlin workshop happened on March 6th. Our Berlin group is a very diverse one! Five women from four different countries and various professions attended: two from Mexico, one from Columbia, one from Syria and one from Austria; a mother, a chef, a singer,…
