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November 2025 - Prof. Dr. Peter G. Kirchschlaeger
This article explores what truly makes a picture “ethical” in the age of AI-generated imagery, arguing for human-made, consent-based visuals that respect truth, dignity and autonomy.
Learn more about Ethical Pictures in the Age of AI – An Opinion Piece
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
October 2024 - Fairpicture
This series of downloadable articles by Ibex and Fairpicture aims to provide valuable insights into how co-creative storytelling can bring about genuine representation by shifting narratives from being told about communities to being told with them.
Learn more about Co-Creation in Content Production
May 2025 - Volcafe Ltd.
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.
Learn more about Farming as a Business: A Global Story of Coffee and Community
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
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