Thanks for Your Subscription
Looking forward to our next newsletter?
Wonderful! You can look forward to new stories, insights about ethical communication and updates about Fairpicture. Contact us if you have comments, inputs or questions. We like to be in touch with our community because together we are stronger!
If you want to get more updates, follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
More from our blog
July 2023 - Daniel Caspari
From visual to ethical storytelling
Introduction on the core elements of visual and ethical communication on the basis of case studies Fairpicture accompanied during the last month.
Learn more about From visual to ethical storytelling
December 2022 - Miša Krenčeyová
Representation is not reality – and that’s why it matters
– and that’s why it matters. Miša Krenčeyovás blog post about the starting points for striving towards fair representation.
Learn more about Representation is not reality – and that’s why it matters
September 2025 - Inoussa Baguian
Participatory Communication Is Aid: Lessons from the Sahel
In the Sahel, co-created storytelling and clear information improve dignity, trust, and outcomes. See how Fairpicture and FairConsent put ethics into practice.
Learn more about Participatory Communication Is Aid: Lessons from the Sahel
Case studies
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.
Learn more about The veins of water
February 2023 - Franziskaner Helfen
Hope and reality after the earthquake
Fairpicture photographer Hasan Belal documented the consequences of the devastating earthquake in Syria in the form of photos and interviews.
Learn more about Hope and reality after the earthquake
March 2021 - Missio
United against slavery and human trafficking
In northeastern India, human trafficking is particularly widespread. Young women are especially affected. Fairpicture photographer Ranita Roy visited projects that offer support.
Learn more about United against slavery and human trafficking