Reporting Change

Investigating and documenting transition in the Middle East and North Africa.

The project Reporting Change will run between 2012 and 2014, in the aftermath of the Arab Spring. World Press Photo and Human Rights Watch aim to report on and support democratic transitions in the Middle East and North Africa, using complementary approaches — visual journalism training in the case of World Press Photo, and research and advocacy in the case of Human Rights Watch.‎

There are two main goals of the Reporting Change training program. First, to train strong, professional, and self-reliant visual journalism communities in the Middle East and North Africa. And second, to document and exhibit local perspectives of the regional changes.

See an overview of the program timeline.
Read the list of participating photojournalists selected for the basic skills workshops.
Read the list of participating photojournalists selected for the storytelling workshops.

Reporting Change is made possible by a grant from the Dutch Postcode Lottery.

 

Announcing
the selected
participants of the
Reporting Change
Storytelling workshops 

Reporting Change in Rabat

Teaching North African photojournalists basic technical skills
PRESS RELEASE

World Press Photo and Human Rights Watch receive a grant for a project in North Africa to document change and to support to democratic processes in the region.

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