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Read more here The inauguration of Lisa Kristine's exhibition, Nuns Healing Hearts launches March 1st, opening with a round table in which Giovanna Melandri president of the Maxxi Foundation will take part, Gabriella Bottani international coordinator Talitha Kum, Elena Bonetti minister for Equal Opportunities, Paolo Ruffini prefect of the department for Communication, Fabio Baggio undersecretary [...]

Watch conference here Humanitarian photographer Lisa Kristine delivers address to French presidency of the Council of the European Union, in a high-level international conference on Friday 28 January 2022. This conference brings together in Paris political leaders, experts, representatives of international organisations and civil society stakeholders. Lisa's keynote introduces the second roundtable of the event, [...]

Read the full story in The Eye of Photography Magazine Lisa Kristine's images, known for their deep saturation of color and moody black and whites, evoke a sense of familiarity in the unfamiliar, inviting you to connect with someone of another culture, and uncover a shared feeling. Lisa’s work compels us to find the beauty [...]

See the PSA on CNN Humanitarian photographer Lisa Kristine talks about the images she captured of forced child labor on Ghana's Lake Volta. Source: CNN

Read the full story on CNN Humanitarian photographer Lisa Kristine made these images of Lake Volta, in Ghana. Here, 20,000 children are working in forced labor, according to the International Labour Organization. Lisa Kristine

Read the full story in Inter Press Service News Agency Portrait photography today has evolved somewhat with the invention of strobe lighting, faster aperture lenses, low ISO film and digital photography. The learning curve for portrait photography has been dramatically accelerated as photographers can see their results in real time. The result is an influx [...]

Read the full story on Bored Panda. There’s something amazing about a good portrait photo – the stunning features of a human, the closeness and raw emotion of the subject in the image and an undeniably perfect composition makes you feel like you know the person as your friend. The power of a portrait is [...]

Read the full story in Inter Press Service News Agency I am about 200 feet down a rickety old mine shaft, in the Ashanti gold mining region of Ghana. It is stiflingly hot and darker than a moonless night. I can only feel the touch of sweaty bodies passing in the darkness and hear the [...]

GSN is proud to announce Lisa Kristine as a Global Sustainability HERO presented by Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan Lisa’s activism against modern slavery, indigenous wisdom and fight for global unity has not only been an inspiration for all, but also created real social impact. She is an internationally renowned humanitarian photographer, activist, [...]

Read the full story in The National News We speak to photographer Lisa Kristine whose dangerous work has been raising awareness of modern-day slavery for a decade This photograph titled 'Blue Hand' shows a man enslaved in illegal gold mining in Ghana. "They are forced to spend 48 to 72 hours deep in the mines [...]