• 556 Challenge

    Sponsor a turkish copy for $5.56 to get into the hands of someone who could make a difference!

  • A Face to Reframe

    Our vision is to expose injustice and advocate for the marginalized by capturing faces and their stories through photography, reframing them with dignity and restoring the beauty that has been marred.

  • Reframing with Dignity

    We offer participatory photography clinics with marginalized populations in partnership with local organizations in an effort to empower participants, advocate for change, provide research and income opportunities, ultimately reframe individuals and communities with the dignity.

  • Ankara Project with Friends of Kardelen

    In July 2011, A Face to Reframe went to Ankara, Turkey in collaboration with Friends of Kardelen, an organization called to reveal God in Turkey by empowering people with disabilities and their families.

  • Denver Project with Prax(us)

    In May 2011, A Face to Reframe partnered with Prax(us) on a project with Denver youth in domestic human trafficking situations in order to give them a visual voice.

  • Unlocking authorship

    Empowering those who are traditionally the subjects to become the authors of the images used to represent their lives.

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What We Do

We offer participatory photography clinics with marginalized populations to empower participants, reframing them with dignity.

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Projects

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Recent Blog


"Girls Like Us" by Rachel Lloyd

April 16, 2012  |  No comment

I just finished a fabulously written, though gut-wrenching, memoir whose subtitle reads: Fighting for a world where girls are not for sale. Rachel Lloyd is the founder and Executive Director of GEMS, Girls Educational and Mentoring Services, based in New York. I have crossed paths with her before, at the National Runaway and Homeless Youth Training Conference, but missed hearing her speak. So, I was thrilled to hear her at The Justice Conference last month, again in Portland. In her book she weaves her own story as a sexually exploited child with the stories of the girls she has known and loved,...
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