Photojournalism and documentary film currently for Save the Children. Views my own.
London, England
Joined April 2012
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Grandmother, on right, lived her life in poverty.
Mother, on left, lost most of her children; 3 died as babies and 4 of them left & never came home.
Daughter, in middle, emigrated and struggled with anti-immigrant prejudice, yet made a better life for herself.
RIP 💚
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“Lexi-Mae was one of the chattiest, happiest little kids I’ve met.” @CitizenCamera.
Photographer Hanna met Lexi-Mae and her mum Georgina outside their Sheffield home in May.
Find out more about this photo and how we helped Lexi-Mae and her mum 👇
save.tc/4Lva50CX2nw
Happy Mother’s Day and keep dancing everyone ♥️ Peru seems like a long time ago now 😬 #MothersDay #StayAtHome #QuaratineLife
“My mum taught me to dance when I was little. She used to hold my hands and help me. We still dance together.” 👯♀️
Venezuela is one of the most dangerous places to be a child. Isabela & her family fled to Peru where we support them.
#MothersDay 📸@CitizenCamera
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Dear @BorisJohnson, the self-employed freelance community contributed £271bn to the UK economy in 2017 - enough to fund the NHS twice over (via @teamIPSE). And that stat has grown since. Don't forget about us (4.8 million self-employed in the UK). Please RT.
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Moving images and stories of some of the inspiring girls involved in a @savechildrenuk programme in Ethiopia. Through education, activism and drama they are hoping to #EndFGM
thetimes.co.uk/article/inter… (with thanks to @thetimes @venetiamenzies & pictures by @CitizenCamera )
This is Saada*, she is 10 years old and fighting against FGM practise in Ethiopia. At 7 years old she stopped her friend getting cut. One of the most inspirational kids I’ve met. Watch her story and let’s #StopFGM youtu.be/H1HhyUCqong
So proud to be in this year in pictures, what a fab 2019 with so many inspiring and awesome children.
As the year draws to a close, take a look back on 2019 in a different way – through the unique perspective of children all over the world, and the photographers that captured their stories. Explore our year in pictures: save.tc/tlg850xFafN
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Working Their Way out of War from @CitizenCamera for @SavetheChildren features teenagers from South Sudan, where 9,000 children have had their human rights violated since 2014. Here, the teens rise up from their trauma to rebuild their homes and lives bit.ly/2PwZ6fg
