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July 2025 - Laura Abad Guerrero
What does ethical consent really look like today in global storytelling? From fieldwork to footage, this article unpacks why traditional consent forms fall short, and offers a clear, practical path to embedding dignity, agency, and accountability into every stage of visual content production.
Learn more about Ethical Consent in Visual Content: A Practical Framework for Responsible Storytelling
January 2021 - Pia Zanetti
Pia Zanetti explains her view on the role and responsibility of Fairpicture as an interest broker between photographers, clients and the public.
Learn more about Fairpicture as an interest broker between photographers and clients
May 2021 - Aurel Vogel
Aurel vogel, co-founder of Fairpicture, talks about the complementary demands of impact and business that a zebra startup places on itself. Learn more about a new generation of entrepreneurs who are unwilling to accept the categories social company, nonprofit or startup.
Learn more about Update #7: The birth of a zebra
November 2021 - Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation
Showing the successes of the project: The report from Tanzania with Amini's photos as part of the NNHF Year in Review 2021.
Learn more about Accelerating access to blood disorders care
June 2023 - Alce Nero and Fairtrade Italy
Alce Nero, a market-leading company for organic farming reached out to Fairpicture to tell a story which speaks of redemption, liberation and fairness and comes with videos and photos.
Learn more about Visual Communication on empowerment and equity
July 2024 - Disasters Emergency Committee
Visual material and case studies from the Ukraine with encouraging stories that inspire and give hope.
Learn more about Stories of the invisible