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| Arjen van de Merwe: Photographer of People | Photographs of global reproductive health; both print and digital; commission and stock photography |
| Dogon Niger Lobi | More than one thousand photos out of Africa: Mali, Burkina Faso, Egypt & many more. |
| Face to Face Campaign Photo Exhibition: Women of the World | Seventy-nine photographs were selected from a 1999 international photo contest to build greater public awareness of the needs of millions of developing-world women. |
| Film available for showing: “The Face of Family Planning” | This short film and interactive presentation address the relationships between important global issues like family planning, poverty, health, peace, environmental protection, and human rights. The film was created from work and interviews in South and Central America, and includes real-life stories about the struggles of those without basic family planning services. The presentation is perfect for school groups, non-profits, community and faith based organizations.
Please contact Tim McLeod at Planned Parenthood Western Washington for more information (360) 754-1556. |
| Johns Hopkins University CCP Media/Materials Clearinghouse | The photo library contains thousands of photographs related to population, public health, and related issues in developing countries.
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| Media That Matters Film Festival (MTMFF) | Viewers can follow links to sign petitions, write to Congress, donate to organizations, and learn more through MediaRights.org's database of over 4,500 social issue documentaries.
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| Mukunda Bogati: Nepali freelance photojournalist | For the past six years I have been striving persistently to capture images that would fascinate me and more importantly viewers.
A US-based leading photo agency, ZUMA PRESS, provided me with an opportunity by creating a platform to expose my photographic works to some of the leading media. It has come as a great source of inspiration in my photographic endeavour. |
| Natalie Behring: Photojournalist | Freelance photographer based in China |
| OneWorld Radio | OneWorld Radio offers services and networking for broadcasters and civil society organisations who are using radio for human rights, sustainable development and democracy. |
| PhotoNet | Upload your photos for sharing; critique and to enter contests; Participate in photography and travel forums; Rate and critique other members' photos; and much more |
| Still Pictures | Still Pictures specializes in Environmental issues, the Third World, Social and Economic issues |
| Stop aids poster | The International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers’ Federation has launched a special campaign on HIV/AIDS.
If you click below you will find a poster promoting this campaign. We invite you to print as many copies as possible of this poster and to distribute it in the workplace and in other suitable places. |
| To Empower Women: The Fourth U.N. Conference on Women | With Wangari Mathai of Kenya, winner of the 2005 Nobel Prize for environment.
From the 1995 United Nations 4th World Conference on Women in Beijing, China, a global movement led by women is captured on video. In Huairou, China, women from Kenya, Zimbabwe, Germany, Papua New Guinea, Iran, the Philippines, Israel, the Solomon Islands, China, and the United States speak out. They tell of actions they are taking to address the problems of women in their countries and worldwide.
The Beijing Conference produced the strongest consensus on women's equality, empowerment and justice ever endorsed by governments. Signed by 189 nations, the Beijing Declaration is a vision of the world we all want to live in. The Platform for Action is the practical specific and comprehensive directive for bringing it about.
Five planks from the platform--poverty, education, human rights, economics and armed conflict--frame the video. Narrated by feminist Bella Abzug, the video is a glimpse of a future where all people are respected. Videoed at the Nongovernmental Forum in Huairou, China.
Videographer: Margot Smith
On-line editors: Steve Chandler, Shirley Harlan
Production: Bob Purdy, Janet Linney, Patricia James.
VHS, 28 Minutes
Price: $25.00 + Postage
To order, go to: www.offcentervideo.com/empower.htm |
