‘Peace Photography: A Guide’ explores localised, participatory, and community-engaged peace photography methods where people use images and image-making to foster peace, dialogue, and non-violent civil resistance. Drawing on academic research and practice from around the world, it critically discusses the ethics and practicalities of visual peace methods and features 26 peace photography activities. We hope this resource will be useful for community, peace, and visual practitioners and researchers who are interested in exploring how photography can be harnessed to transform conflict, navigate difference, foster healing and agency, build visibility and connection, and spark peace imaginaries.
Download here: https://imagingpeace.org/index.php/peace-photography-guide/
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