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Breaking the cycle of poverty in Guatemala: An interview with photographer, Evelyn Mansilla

Breaking the cycle of poverty in Guatemala: An interview with photographer, Evelyn Mansilla

I think the most important aspect of what I do is to try and inspire my students by my example. I am not ashamed to tell them, ‘Look, I suffered from hunger, I had to eat from the rubbish bins, I suffered everything that I had to suffer in order to get where I am today.’ I like my students to see that it’s possible, it’s not easy, there are sacrifices that have to be made to reach our dreams, but the important thing is to have those dreams. This hopefully encourages them to think: ‘well if she can do it, why can’t I?’

Section 76, which criminalizes taking pictures of the police in Britain, angers photojournalists and activists

Section 76, which criminalizes taking pictures of the police in Britain, angers photojournalists and activists

Matt Kennard talks to photojournalists and activists about Section 76 of the Terrorism Act 2008, which makes taking pictures of the police potentially illegal.

Interview: Documentary photographer Jim Richardson on meaning, technology and Kansas

Interview: Documentary photographer Jim Richardson on meaning, technology and Kansas

Ahmadreza Tavassoli talks to National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson.

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