We invite you to join us as we explore what “storytelling for change” really looks like. With different screenings, workshops and events happening each month, there’s always something to dive into.

STORYTELLING FOR CHANGE

NEXT SESSIONS:

Releasing: Reckoning with the Wendigo

Tuesday, June 24 | 7:00 PM ET

Join us online for a powerful screening and discussion exploring colonial myths, healing, and Indigenous resistance.

What is the Wendigo? According to Cree and other Indigenous nations, it’s a dark spirit born from consuming everything around it—even its own kin. And it’s coming for us.

"Reckoning with the wendigo" This 55-minute documentary—featuring residential school survivor and former Chief Edmund Metatawabin—takes us to the birthplace of Canada’s fur trade to explore the deadly irony of food insecurity, and how communities are resisting it.

A powerful story of warning and hope. Don’t miss it.

Director: @danikhandasilva

Producer: Carolynne Crawley

Producer: Crystal Sinclair




Storytelling For Change

Wednesday, July 2 @ 6:45 PM ET

Guest: Jonathan Lovett

Jonathan Lovett is an image maker and artist based between Salt Lake City, New York, and Los Angeles. Lovett holds a BFA in photography from Parsons School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers. Lovett's work seamlessly weaves together the personal narrative with the collective queer consciousness. Using the visual language of time, body, and place Lovett explores ideas of queer becoming, expanded conceptions of ecology, and faith. Using the photograph as a mode of world building and a place of refuge, Lovett sculpts a world of queer belonging, kinship, and reciprocity.      

 
 
 
 

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Please note that these sessions are ‘Pay What You Can Tickets’. All proceeds will go towards the creation of scholarships for BIPOC, Youth, 2SLGBTQ+ and Disabled Storytellers.

 
 

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Live attendance is free for all or pay what you can. Members will have access to recordings of each session after logging in here.

 
 

HOW TO ACCESS YOUR SESSION:

You must register for each session individually. After registering, you will receive an email confirmation from EventBrite with your link to the Digital Links page. Follow the button that says “View Now” in the email at the time of the event or a few minutes before to join! This will connect you directly to our session and you will be added to the waiting room. Our host will let you in as the session begins.

Enjoy and email us at info@photographerswithoutborders.org for assistance.

 

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#PHOTOGRAPHERSWITHOUTBORDERS

We are more than photographers. If ever there was a time to come together as a community, this is it.

Post your images that show how you are documenting, reflecting and continuing your storytelling in isolation with with the hashtag #PhotographersWithoutBorders for your chance to be featured!

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