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A picture tells a thousand prejudices: selecting images for global learning | Zaria Greenhill

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About me and what I do. A picture tells a thousand prejudices: selecting images for global learning. Home is where the heat is…. External links to research and reports. A picture tells a thousand prejudices: selecting images for global learning. Which is a new project designed to support better global learning in schools (and also have great respect for plastic world-map shower curtains). I have altered it and added my own images and a few ideas. If so,...

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Images of Atrocity, Conflict and War - David Campbell

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Images of Atrocity, Conflict and War. How has atrocity, conflict and war been pictured? What are the effects of particular images? How can we develop alternative visual accounts of violence? War images at work. Afghanistan: Limits of the photographic landscape. Tiananmen’s other images. Photographing the catastrophe of Gaza. Photographing the catastrophe of Gaza, part 2. How photographs make Darfur mean something. Photographing Gaza: Do pictures speak of politics? Karadzic, photography and revisionism.

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Documentary | My learning log | Page 2

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Exercise 7: To print or not to print – part two. For the second part of this exercise I had to read the article ‘But Should You Print It? 8217; by Michael Ignatieff. This piece focused on an equally graphic image. Of a dead Iraqi soldier by photographer Kenneth Jarecke. In this article, Ignatieff highlights four areas of sensitivity: violence; intrusions into privacy; sex and public decency; and faking. Privacy: is the image a result of an intrusion of privacy? Does the subject freely consent? Jarecke hi...

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Exercise 5: Imaging Famine | Documentary

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Exercise 5: Imaging Famine. Is a research project that examines how famine is represented in the media. An exhibition titled Imaging Famine was held at the Newsroom at the Guardian and Observer archive and visitor centre in 2005. The work poses question about ethics and documentary practice. The issues that are highlighted in the document include:. Compassion fatigue – is this affecting the images’ ability to draw viewers in? Text, captions and photographs – who writes the text? What about the others?

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The ethics of aesthetics. Exercise #1 | Judy Bach: Open College of the Arts Documentary Blog

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Judy Bach: Open College of the Arts Documentary Blog. Level 2 OCA Documentary coursework. The ethics of aesthetics. Exercise #1. Read the booklet ‘Imaging Famine’. Core resources : imagingFamine.pdf. Do some research across printed and on-line media and find examples that either illustrate or challenge the issues highlighted in the document. Charity appeals , whilst they are initially successful to help raise funds , do they stereotype the victims culturally and racially? The Band/Live aid appeal whilst ...

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Websites | Celebrity and Development

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Public Perceptions of Development and Andrew Darnton’s Reports. Independent Broadcasting Trust Reports and other Media Analyses. New Papers from this Fellowship. Earlier Writings About Celebrity. The Argument and Outline. Methods used in the book Celebrity Advocacy and International Development. Media Coverage of this Research. Try these useful sites:. Look to the Stars. Documents interactions between over 2000 celebrities and 1600 charities. Largely US focussed. Offers more celebrity and charity news.

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NGO communications: 7 things to never do again | Dochasnetwork's Blog

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NGO communications: 7 things to never do again. 02/02/2015 at 7:49 am. At Dóchas, we are keen to change the way people in Ireland think and speak about global development. We know that public support in Ireland is unusually high. But that many people think development is a matter only of aid, charity and generosity. Our research shows that the majority of people in Ireland do not think their day-to-day lives have any impact on poor countries. Some 10 years ago, the “ Imaging Famine. Our colleagues in the...

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The Pornography of Poverty | Brown for Global Health

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Brown for Global Health. The Pornography of Poverty. May 21, 2007 at 11:02 am ( Links. Check out this post. On one of our tagged blogs, Technology, Health, and Development. It raises an interesting point about how we see the impoverished parts of the world and reminds us that we might want to change that. Also check this site. Out for some really insightful little video interviews on the subject. February 13, 2008 at 3:07 am. Pornography of Poverty never eared any thing like that! Enter your comment here.