A national documentary project that explores community life and civic action. 22 acclaimed photographers and interviewers documented 12 communities where people are addressing crucial issues and creating positive change.

Online documentaries developed in partnership with established artists and documentarians, such as Susan Meiselas and Gilles Peress. - Read more

Get the picture: learn about great photographs and the approaches these photographers used to make them.

A photographic resource that supports tribal survival, the defense of human rights and cultural autonomy of indigenous people.

Devoted to the appreciation of documentary photography and the enlightenment of those who have committed themselves to it.

Features the Curtis Park Photo-Story Project. A guide for community photography projects. By Tory Read. [Requires Flash]

The documentary work of a group of young photographers from Years 9 and 10 at Cambridge School, Hammersmith, London, England, UK illustrating their views on architecture in Hammersmith.