Ron Haviv

09/05/2026

A historic gathering of many of the men and women who documented 9/11 in New York City and Washington, D.C., and the path to Afghanistan, speaking from September 6–11.

https://projectionsnyc.com/911/

Join us to remember, learn, and reflect.

05/05/2026

“When War Feels Close: Voices from Kuwait’s Communities” by Hussain Abbas

"What interested me wasn’t the event itself, but how it was received; how people paused, watched, and absorbed it within their everyday surroundings," writes Hussain Abbas.

“Most of the time, what unfolds in the sky is barely visible. Yet as distant events begin to feel closer, the subtle shift in atmosphere becomes unmistakable, revealing how people process such moments emotionally. In moments like this, the connections between communities become clearer. In uncertain times, it is often shared humanity that holds societies together.”

From the Kuwait Times , “When war feels close: Voices from Kuwait’s communities” by Hussain Abbas, a Frame & Focus alum.
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📷️ A domestic worker looks toward smoke rising in the distance following reports of a drone strike on a fuel storage facility. Photographed from a residential building shortly after the incident was reported. Kuwait, March 25, 2026.

Our Frame & Focus program is an advanced photography course based in Qatar and the GCC. The program combines hands-on workshops, online sessions, theoretical lectures, and guided assignments with one-on-one project mentoring — culminating in a professional portfolio and a public group exhibition. Frame & Focus is in partnership with Tasweer and QPS.

01/24/2026

🌍 Now for the 2026 Foundry Photojournalism Workshop!

Now in its eighteenth year, empower aspiring photographers from the Majority World and underrepresented G20 communities to learn directly from world-renowned photojournalists and industry leaders.

This year, are available in twelve languages: Arabic, Bengali, Bosnian, Croatian, English, Farsi, French, Hindi, Kurdish, Portuguese, Serbian, and Spanish — making Foundry accessible to storytellers across continents.

Join a dynamic, tuition-free event celebrating visual journalism. Gain access to exclusive presentations, expert lectures, and portfolio reviews with editors from national and international publications. The , held online, includes three group classes and a personalized one-on-one session with your instructor, culminating in our weekend workshop event from May 1–3, 2026.

Apply by February 12, 2026, 23:59 EDT, at https://foundryphotoworkshop.org/.
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📅 Course Dates: March 1 to May 3, 2026
📍 Location: Online | Tuition: Free ⁠
➡️ Application Deadline: February 12, 2026, at 23:59 EDT.

📷️ Visitors enjoy rides at the Cologne Spring Folk Festival along the Deutz Rhine embankment, Cologne, Germany, April 2022. Photo by Ayham Khalifeh.

The VII Foundation supports the Foundry Photojournalism Workshop in partnership with PhotoWings.

Ron Haviv Maciek Nabrdalik

11/03/2025

What a great opportunity to learn from Ed Kashi and Stefano De Luigi...

10/29/2025

As the world moves in certain directions... important to remember the past to protect the future...

09/26/2025

In Athens at ImedD... Looking forward to presenting on Friday at 10 am with Nicole Tung...If I can't See It. I can't Document it... Tips and Tricks for Capturing a Narrative in Challenging Situations...


https://lnkd.in/eAT-HXZV

09/15/2025

Come join me on land, water, or donate to support The Paul Lowe Challenge.

https://paullowechallenge.org/

It unites journalism, education, and sport to honour his legacy. Through global rides, runs, and swims, we raise funds for journalism scholarships and support for journalists facing trauma and PTSD.

Join us in carrying forward Paul’s mission to tell the stories that matter and to care for those who tell them.

The Paul Lowe Challenge brings together journalism, education and sport to transform grief into meaningful action.