We See magazine is a women-only documentary photography magazine first published in 2018. All featured work comes from participants in past femLENS’ workshops. Thanks to technological developments, today photography is easily accessible and can be used by a large group of people who have never had access to large audiences, or any audience. We See furthers our commitment to showcasing women from socially and culturally diverse backgrounds.
If you support or are interested in promoting women’s rights and equality in the photo industry, if you believe in challenging stereotypes and preconceived norms and ideas, We See magazine is for you! You may find inspiration for a project, or learn something new.
Support femLENS and We See magazine by sharing the PDFs with your community, or by ordering hard copies for your local community centre and library. Support diverse voices in visual storytelling!
Although you can download the magazines for free, we encourage you to make a donation (via PayPal). All donations go towards future copies, workshops and more!
FAQ
Why does femLENS focus on women and girls?
Women and girls are still underrepresented in almost all areas of life. Photography as a storytelling tool shouldn’t be the domain of the privileged few. Technology today allows us to make that happen as so many people have access to a mobile phone with a camera. Read more
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News
- femLENS Receives UN ECOSOC Special Consultative Status: What It Means and Why It Matters
- WeLens Project Update: Stories, Tools, and Shared Action to End GBV
- Redefining Representation: Women, the Internet, and the Power of Digital Expression
- Power of Print Media: Why femLENS Still Publishes in Print
- From Page to Practice: How to Use femLENS Resources in Your Community
- Issue 10 of We See: Mapping the Landscape of Gender-Based Violence
- The Making of We See Magazine: Behind the Stories, Layouts, and Late Nights
- Art Therapy for Expression and Awareness: Two Methods from the Take pART! Booklet
- Photovoice as a Tool for Participation: Stories from the AGENCY Project
- The Artivism Toolkit – Creative Tools for Collective Action
- We’re Back on the Blog: What femLENS Has Been Up To
- AGENCY: Vote With Her!
- Volunteer Partnerships Coordinator Role at femLENS
- Women at the Forefront: Celebrating Their Contributions to the Labour Movement on May Day
- Feature: Aanchal Wadhwani