If we don’t know what peace looks like, how can we work towards it?
Imaging Peace is a multi-year, multi-country study of peace photography that explores the vital but overlooked relationship between photography and peacebuilding.
The outputs of the research are intended to be resources for visual, peacebuilding, and community practitioners and researchers, bringing together a set of multidisciplinary ideas, project examples, theory, academic research, and practical guidance.
Discover our digital peace photography exhibition here.
Peace Photography: A Guide
Discover and use peace photography further.
Peace Photography exhibition
Discover our digital peace photography exhibition.
Projects Around the World
Find out about different kinds of community-engaged peace photography projects from around the world.
Peace Photography Workshops
Find out how we could support you to discover and use peace photography further.
Imaging Peace Research and Book
More on the research and forthcoming academic book.
‘A photography of peace requires imagination on the part of the photographer and it requests imagination on the part of the viewers.’