Jenny Stratton receives Volunteer Award
Congratulations to Jenny Stratton, who was given an “Inspirational Leadership” award by partner organization Children’s Aid and Family Services of…
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Apply for the 2017-18 Lewis Hine Fellowship!
Applications are now being accepted for the 2017-18 Lewis Hine Documentary Fellows Program at the Center for Documentary Studies. The Hine Fellows…
Kamal Badhey part of “Loving Blackness” exhibit in Philadelphia
Congratulations to Kamal Badhey–her project “Pose” is featured in the Loving Blackness exhibit at the Asian Arts Initiative in Philadelphia….
Nick Pilarski presents Hine Fellowship work at Duke
2015-2016 Hine Fellow Nicholas Pilarski will present his ongoing collaboration with the Brownsville Community Justice Center at Duke University today!
Introducing the 2016-2017 Lewis Hine Documentary Fellows!
We’re excited to announce that Kamal Badhey, Lauren Henschel, and Jenny Stratton will be the 2016-2017 Lewis Hine Documentary Fellows in…
Hine Fellows Exhibit at Photoville 2015
This week, 2014-15 Hine Fellows Amanda Berg and Sarah Stacke will be presenting their fellowship work at Photoville in NYC, alongside photographs…
2015-2016 Hine Fellows Announced
We’re excited to announce that Brenna Cukier, Laura Doggett, and Nicholas Pilarski will be the 2015-2016 Lewis Hine Documentary Fellows…
“Everybody Hit Somebody” in the NY Times
We’re very excited to share that Amanda Berg’s project, “Everybody Hit Somebody” was featured in the New York Times Lens…
Amanda Berg is in two film festivals!
We’re excited to share that Amanda Berg’s film Everybody Hit Somebody is in two film festivals this spring – the Images…
Andrea Patiño is in the New Yorker!
Hine Fellow Andrea Patiño’s exhibit of Hine work at CDS was recently featured in the New Yorker photo blog!