Teaching & Learning / Media Resources
These are a few of the references that may be helpful moving forward in this “post-truth” era. This list will be expanded and updated…
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- Authority Collective
- Code of Ethics: International Federation of Journalists
- Code of Ethics: National Press Photographers Association
- Code of Ethics: OXFAM
- Code of Ethics: Society of Professional Journalists
- Code of Ethics: UNICEF
- Codes of Ethics (suggested): The Four Corners Project
- Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma
- Dysturb
- Indigenous Photograph
- The International Center for Transitional Justice
- Magnum Foundation
- The Olof Palme Prize
- SIFT for Online Media Literacy
- Surrealist Manifesto
- United States Institute of Peace
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Witness.org
- Women Photograph
To read
- Fred Ritchin On AI: "We Can Now Easily Remake the World in Our Own Image"
- In the Age of AI, Photography Is Now Untethered
- The Challenge to the Photographic Record: A Reflection
- “More Real Than the Real”: American Image Politics on the Eve of the Election
- ‘Some of the most shocking photographs ever taken’ – The Camera Never Lies review
- The Lens Keeps on Looking: Guy Tillim in an interview with Peter Geimer
- Image & Peace
- ‘Glory to Ukraine!’ – photographers from the country put on a compelling show
To view
- VIDEO: World Press Photo at 70 and 2025 Joop Swart Masterclass Presentations [1:55:49–3:14:15]
- VIDEO: Exiting the Photographic Universe
- VIDEO: Synthetic Media: How deepfakes could soon change our world
- EXHIBITION: In Ukraine
- EXHIBITION: The Protest and Recuperation
- EXHIBITION: Dawoud Bey An American Project
- VIDEO: Fascism in America
- EXHIBITION: David Goldblatt Strange Instrument Curated By Zanele Muholi In Collaboration with Yancey Richardson Gallery