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September 2021 - Jörg Arnold
The moment of photography
We asked ourselves: For how long beyond the momentum of photography is it ethical for NGOs to use images for their communication? Jörg Arnold reflects in this blog.
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April 2023 - Jaìr F. Coll
How to talk about consent and Misery Porn?
Misery Porn still persists today in visual storytelling, reducing people to their condition of misery and stripping them of their humanity.
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July 2022 - Aurel Vogel
Update #9: Building an impact engine
Building an impact startup like Fairpicture has many similarities with working on an engine. Let’s have a look at the Fairpicture engine and see what has happened since our last update in December 2021.
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Case studies
May 2025 - Volcafe Ltd.
Farming as a Business: A Global Story of Coffee and Community
Discover how coffee farmers are building resilient futures. A global story of sustainability, told through local lenses – produced with Fairpicture’s ethical, community-first approach.
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May 2022 - Grundfos Foundation
The veins of water
The Palgarh district is one of the driest terrains in India. Fairpicture photographer Avijit Ghosh documented the installation of water pumps and got fascinated on how it’s changing people’s lives.
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March 2025 - Saferworld | Women for Women International & Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
Women for Change
Co-creation of a compelling video documentary series about women right’s organizations in Nigeria, South Sudan and Yemen.
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