Alongside research, I share visual methods and peace photography with practitioners, students and the public. I design and lead workshops and courses on photovoice, participatory visual methods and peace photography for universities, NGOs and peacebuilding organisations. Most recently I have run workshops at King's College London, the Build Up Peace conference and Let's Talk Peace workshop in Loccum, Germany.

My work has been featured in various media articles, podcasts and blogs.

Podcasts

• 2026 · War Studies podcast, King's College London: “Partisan Necropolis”, with Chris Leslie and Tatjana Milovanović

• 2025 · Photo Ethics: “Tiffany Fairey: On Visualising Peace” (season 6, episode 11)

• 2025 · Making Peace Visible: “Peace Photography: Healing Through the Lens”, with Ingrid Guyon

• 2025 · War Studies podcast, King's College London: “Imaging Peace: Photographing Everyday Peace”, with Rachel Kerr and Pamina Firchow

Blogs

• 2026 · 'We Need Many Pictures of Peace', createPeace

• 2026 · 'Why Images (and Image-Making) Matter for Peacebuilding', Agency for Peacebuilding

• 2025 · Our Divided Planet, King's College London: “How Imaging Peace Can Work to Bridge Entrenched Division and Build Connection”

• 2021 · Humanity United: “Photography as a tool for peace: What comes from picturing everyday peace for communities in Colombia”

Media

• 2025 · British Journal of Photography, issue 7922: “We Know about War Photography, but What about Peace Photography?” In conversation with Diane Smyth (6-page feature)

• 2025 · WE ARE, RPS Women in Photography magazine: “Reframing Conflict and Violence: The Women Shaping Peace With Their Cameras”, with Ingrid Guyon (14-page feature)

• 2025 · Shared Future News: “Peace Photography: Supporting Conflict Transformation”

• 2022· Peace Science Digest: “Photography In War-Torn Communities as a Tool for Peace? A Project by Everyday Peace Indicators”

• 2021 · The Conversation: “How Photography Can Build Peace and Justice in War-Torn Communities”, with Pamina Firchow and Yvette Selim