The Wabano Family are hurting. The wonderful and kind Jennifer Wabano, lost her daughter, 10, and home in a horrific fire in Peawanuck. Unspeakable grief. Our communities need fire safety and resources. Now. Please give what you can. Wabano Family fire https://t.co/KsxC40mltl
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Monitors and their sound of unborn hearts beating through paper curtains is oddly soothing. March 2021. @ Cambridge, Cambridgeshire https://t.co/CHABbgjZVt
A beautiful, personal meditation on #MothersDay from @chloeellingson and @MichelleWSiu – two photographers and new mothers who stayed connected through a pandemic, an ocean apart
https://t.co/jKbT2Jkh6l
I see Queen Mab hath been with you
#RomeoAndJuliet
Film student Michelle Siu's film Queen Mab brings @AngliaRuskin@ARUCreative series of short films exploring Shakespeare and climate change to a close. #EarthWeek🌍
Find out more about the project https://t.co/pp9PCZEXD8
Early-career photojournalists can now apply for the Tom Hanson #Photojournalism Award, an opportunity to spend six weeks with @TheCdnPress. Deadline: Feb. 19
https://t.co/LpyIQvQDcS #cdnmedia
"We need to preserve the possibility of good-faith disagreement without dire professional consequences."
Fuck you, the entire last 2 months has been Black and other journalists of colour telling you about professional consequences for "good-faith" disagreement.
So much discussion about this on my feeds but this thread provided such clarity in pushing the discussion forward. If you're not a Black photog covering protests-- this thread is for you. Pls pls pls read.