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Hailing from Berlin, Julia Schönstädt is an award winning freelance photographer and video maker, who earned her Masters at Goldsmiths (University of London) and has gone on to have journalistic works published with The Guardian, der Spiegel, Huffington Post and many more. Over the past three years she has covered the compelling criminal case of Ms. Stacey Hyde, who was acquitted and released in May 2015 with the help of Justice for Woman, a campaigning organisation whom Schönstädt partnered with on the case. In 2012, Schönstädt and her partners founded “The 16 Bars Project”, a multi-media collaborative project working with the aim to raise awareness of the penal system through the medium of art. In 2014, her persistence to gain access to the German prison system and subsequent body of work was recognized with an award from The Guardian. At the centre of her work stands always the ‘human element’. Schönstädt seeks out stories on people who have faced challenges and indeed are challenged by life itself. Through her photographic and video works, the thread of an anthropological line is deeply woven. ---- Besides my London based commercial photography I am passionate for travel and social projects. I love to meet people and learn about their life and their culture.
Julia Schoenstaedt
Professional photographer
London, Mx, United Kingdom
I am a photographer based in London whose work mainly focuses on social issues. My most recent body of work focuses on London's luxury shopping area Bond Street and the sharp wealth inequality of the area. With high end designer stores contrasted with a growing servant class of cleaners and a further subclass of homeless individuals who sleep in the doorways.
Liam Leslie
Professional photographer
London, Mx, United Kingdom
Humanitarian Work
We are Survival International, the global movement for tribal peoples. We’re fighting for their survival around the world.
Survival International
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Humanitarian Work
Zinc Network is a communications agency that helps communities, brands and governments drive positive social change. We are more connected than ever, but society is becoming ever more fragmented. We have unprecedented access to the world’s information, but public debate is increasingly polarised. As citizens and consumers, we are more empowered than ever before but have less and less trust in the institutions that shape our lives. In this complex and dynamic world, we believe that social change doesn’t start in boardrooms, government departments or universities but among the people closest to the problems. We use every tool in the box to empower people to become catalysts for change. We connect these people to the ecosystems of brands, governments, technology providers and civil society to help them achieve meaningful, scalable and sustainable impact. Our work is developed through a collaborative and iterative design process based around the following simple principles. Understand people – we bring together multidisciplinary researchers to understand the drivers behind issues, the norms which guide our behaviours, the incentives which impact our decisions and the networks and relationships which define us. Empower people – we work as closely as possible with the people affected by the issues we are trying to address and equip them with the knowledge, skills and resources they need to change their own lives and communities for the better. Connect people – we connect people, civil society, business and government to create ecosystems that can address issues from multiple perspectives over an extended period of time to achieve scalable impact.
Zinc Network
London, Mx, United Kingdom