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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
February 2023 - Anne Nwakalor
Anne Nwakalor explores the importance of consent within the context of the Global South – something which shouldn't be considered insignificant any longer.
Learn more about Children are Not Props: Consent in the Global South
November 2021 - Jörg Arnold
Stereotypical images, often shown without information about the people photographed and the corresponding context, are still widespread today. Many Development cooperation organisations are aware that it is ethically indispensable to communicate unprejudiced and with dignity.
Learn more about The Image in our Mind
November 2021 - Fairtrade International
A nine-part web series with three short films and photographs. The concept: local visual creators from the Fairpicture network visited Fairtrade cooperatives in Peru, Indonesia, and Kenya to document the effects of the pandemic and the COVID Relief Programme.
Learn more about Efficient production in 3 continents
January 2022 - Axxent Masters in Tea
Focusing on local approaches, strengthening the agency of local communities, keeping economic resources where they belong – a reportage on local tea production by Ruvin De Silva.
Learn more about 360° Impact Approach
November 2021 - Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation
Fairpicture photographer Mutunga Al-Amin visited the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi and Muranga District Hospital in Muranga, Kenya, and reports on projects dealing with hemophilia.
Learn more about Dealing with haemophilia