As filmmaker Ed Accura’s latest documentary series, Changing the Narrative, concludes its impactful five-week run —having shined a spotlight on
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OVER the past five years, Stephanie Syjuco has explored American museums and institutional archives for representations of the Philippines during the American occupation. Cognizant of the way that the seemingly neutral documentary photograph was a powerful tool in the colonial enterprise, her work attempted to deny the colonizers control of the narrative, disrupting the image to foreground the lost agency of the subjects.
As filmmaker Ed Accura’s latest documentary series, Changing the Narrative, concludes its impactful five-week run —having shined a spotlight on
In a passionate call to educators and policymakers, an American scholar in the teaching of science has challenged Barbados’ education system to...
As the lauded regional festival winds down, it celebrates a wide array of competition titles, including narrative and documentary features and a...
Press Release From: Library and Archives Canada October 31, 2024 Library and Archives Canada (LAC) is pleased to announce the recipients of the...
Center for National Documents and Records Agency, Director General, Hon. D. Nelson Bearngar, has underlined the importance of upholding Liberia’s...
The family of Ans Westra are trying to track down the subjects of her work.
The family of Ans Westra are trying to track down the subjects of her work.
This past July, Sinna Nasseri was commissioned by The New Yorker to photograph the Republican National Convention, in Milwaukee. It was the sort of...
Elliot Caswell, who has cerebral palsy, booked a modelling job after a BBC documentary explored his difficulties finding work.