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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
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
March 2024 - Aurel Vogel
Collecting informed consent for photo and video productions is faster and more secure when using a mobile app instead of paper forms.
Learn more about Informed consent: Why an app is better than paper forms
October 2021 - Don Bosco Mission
The Escuela Laura Vicuña in Puerto Montt (Chile) is a place for children and teenagers with disabilities. Fairpicture photographer Tamara Merino visited the Don Bosco school. She created a visual report about the children's everyday life during the pandemic.
Learn more about Fairness in Depictions of Disability
June 2023 - Solidar Suisse
Authentic photos which reflect the work of a humanitarian aid organisation and preserve the dignity of the people.
Learn more about Depicting displaced people with dignity
September 2024 - Cordaid
Photos and interviews with humanitarians and people affected by the earthquake in Herat, Afghanistan
Learn more about Covering the earthquake response in Afghanistan