El evento fue cancelado por la Covid-19 pandemia. Transiciones es una exhibición de fotografía multimedia que explora las trayectorias de la justicia transicional en naciones en conflicto o posconflicto. Se trata de una iniciativa conjunta, en la que participaron equipos de Bosnia y Herzegovina (BiH), Colombia, la República Democrática del Congo (DRC), y los Estados […]

El evento fue cancelado por la Covid-19 pandemia. Víctimas desestimadas como “daño colateral”, sobrevivientes silenciados y criminales impunes: esta es la historia de la violencia sexual en conflictos que los abogados intentan cambiar. La violación y los saqueos son conceptos tan antiguos como la guerra misma. Sin duda, la guerra lleva consigo la idea de […]

El evento fue cancelado por la Covid-19 pandemia. Víctimas desestimadas como “daño colateral”, sobrevivientes silenciados y criminales impunes: esta es la historia de la violencia sexual en conflictos que los abogados intentan cambiar. La violación y los saqueos son conceptos tan antiguos como la guerra misma. Sin duda, la guerra lleva consigo la idea de […]

The below event was CANCELLED due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The PRIO GPS Centre and the Centre for Gender Research (STK) invite you to a screening of the documentary 'The Prosecutors' (2018). Registration required here: https://gps.prio.org/Events/Event/?x=137 The event is free. 'The Prosecutors' is a feature length documentary that tells the story of three dedicated lawyers […]

Join us for a virtual screening of The Prosecutors at Hogan Lovells "Rape and pillage" are concepts as old as war itself. Certainly, war carries with it the idea of gathering the spoils found by those who stand victorious on the battlefield. But sexual violence is a war crime, not collateral damage, and it must be confronted. […]

Join ART WORKS Projects June 1-20, 2020 as we share the stories of refugee families seeking safety and community in the United States. #FindingHomeAgain, a campaign in recognition of World Refugee Day 2020, highlights the need for a safe home for all–especially as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Follow along on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. #FindingHomeAgain contains images and film created for […]

Join ART WORKS Projects in conversation with photojournalist Lauren DeCicca and journalist Ryn Jirenuwat, the Bangkok-based creative contributors to AWP's new digital exhibition The Second Wave: Thailand's Economic Struggle. Lauren and Ryn will discuss the making of this project and answer questions.   October 13, 2020 7 p.m. CT via Zoom   CLICK HERE TO RSVP.    […]

Join ART WORKS Projects in conversation with photojournalist and Emerging Lens VI winner Brittany Greeson and Claudia Perkins-Milton, an organizer, grassroots activist, and news commentator in Flint, Michigan. Greeson's project A City in Limbo will be released as two digital exhibitions – the first will introduce the ongoing water crisis in Flint, and the second […]

ART WORKS Projects is honored to present ECHOES: Looking back on Flint amid COVID, a photographic collaboration between students of Youth News Movement, Report for America fellow KT Kanazawich, Flint Beat, and Emerging Lens 2020 Fellow Brittany Greeson. Since 2014, residents of Flint have fought for their right to safe drinking water. The gross negligence […]

Join ART WORKS Projects for a conversation with photojournalists Emmanuel Guillén Lozano (2016 winner), Rachel Woolf (2018 winner), and Brittany Greeson (2020 winner). We’ll learn about the need for fellowships like AWP’s Emerging Lens program as a way to remove barriers for early-career photojournalists, and how this program has impacted some of our past award […]

Photo: Bassam Khabieh, 2021 CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DIGITAL EXHIBITION. The Children of Syria are growing up. In partnership with the Karam Foundation, ART WORKS Projects will host a panel discussion featuring photographer Bassam Khabieh, who contributed to our 2013 exhibition The Children of Syria that documented the lives of children displaced by the conflict in Syria. AWP […]