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September 2025 - Noah Arnold

From Consent Forms to Real Consent: Oxfam’s Upgrade of FairConsent

How Oxfam helped evolve FairConsent: visual consent people understand and a DAM link that keeps rights visible where content is used.

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March 2022 - Jörg Arnold

Pictures are more than illustrations

Images are powerful, and those who communicate with them bear a special responsibility. It is important that communicating organizations handle images and the corresponding context and metadata with care.

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Women members of community organizations supported by Caritas Kole listen to speeches about their rights during the International Women’s Day celebration in Lokolo village, Lomela Territory.
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June 2023 - Jörg Arnold

Decolonisation of visual communication: More than a question of dignity

Jörg Arnold gives an introduction into the topic of decolonisation in visual communications including practical tips for action.

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Case studies

A woman was born in the village of Dobropillya, Donetsk region. She trained as a nurse and moved to the city of Novomoskovsk. All her life, she worked as a nurse in a boarding house.
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July 2024 - Disasters Emergency Committee

Stories of the invisible

Visual material and case studies from the Ukraine with encouraging stories that inspire and give hope.

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A 26-year old from Sakalalina, east of Ihosy. Married to Saholy, he has a five-year-old child. Since 2023, he has been working in the quarries following the climate crisis in his home village. Tambazy, his small family, and his parents moved to Morarano, where they built small huts for shelter. To improve work in the quarries, collectors provide him with equipment such as generators and hammers to work more efficiently. Profits are shared after deducting expenses and equipment rental. He works three times a day in the quarries: in the morning, afternoon, and evening, sometimes late into the night. Headlamps are used for night work.
CASE STUDY

August 2025 - missio - International Catholic Mission Society

Glimmer of Hope: Faces Behind Madagascar’s Mica Mines

Behind products we use every day lie untold human stories. This project with missio captures life at the origin of the mica trade.

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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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