PhotoVoice

"Don't Keep it to Yourself!"

Young People in Mhlontlo (Eastern Cape) tell their stories through the Digital Storytelling Project
by Amber Reed

Sonke Gender Justice Network’s Fatherhood and Child Security Project: PhotoVoice to Empower Children and Educate Men in Two Rural Communities

"Sometimes I Don’t Feel Safe"

Sonke’s One Man Can Campaign uses PhotoVoice to Ensure that Children’s Needs are Heard. By Kristin Pallitza

Sonke Gender Justice Network’s Fatherhood and Child Security Project: PhotoVoice to Empower Children and Educate Men about Gender and HIV and AIDS in Nkandla, KwaZulu-Natal and Mhlontlo, Eastern Cape

PhotoVoice is a school-based project that trains learners to use photography and writing to chronicle their daily lives. In this exhibit, we invite you to listen to children’s hopes and concerns, and to join them in fi nding ways to create positive change in your community.

PhotoVoice is a school-based project that trains learners to use photography and writing to chronicle their daily lives. In this exhibit, we invite you to listen to children

A sample of the PhotoVoice posters created by children in the Eastern Cape and KwaZUlu-Natal illustrating how men can be mobilised towards gender equality.

The notebook with photos and discriptions that Khayelihle put together as part of the PhotoVoice project in Nkandla.

Case study by Kristin Pallitza on the One Man Can campaign's use of photovoice to ensure that children's needs are heard (October 2008).