The Photojournalism Hub in partnership with the Sulgrave Youth Club is offering a unique free documentary photography and photojournalism course for young people as part of the celebrations marking Sulgrave Youth Club’s 100th anniversary.
The project is free for young people to join and it is part of the celebrations leading up to the 100th anniversary of the Sulgrave Youth Club.
We are looking for passionate local young people aged 16–30 who dream of building a career in media or the creative industries and want to gain hands-on experience in documentary photography, video, and sound recording.
The programme unfolds in three dynamic phases, offering:
– Practical training in documentary photography and visual storytelling
– One-to-one mentorship
– Specialist sessions in exhibition curation and public presentation
Participants will be offered the opportunity to see their work published and showcased online, in print, and at the Sulgrave’s Centenary Exhibition!
By the end of the course, participants will have developed a strong portfolio, professional experience, and an enhanced CV opening doors to exciting pathways in photography, journalism, and the wider creative sector.
To book a place: HERE
November – January:
Photography and Video Workshops
January – June:
One to one mentorship with project review and presentation
Curatorial workshop (Date to be confirmed)
June – August
Exhibition and post exhibition involvement in the various aspects learning how to present and manage an exhibition. There will also be opportunities to be hired as photographers during the three days Sulgrave Centenary event in June 2026.
Facilitators
Workshops will be delivered by Cinzia D’Ambrosi, founder and director of Photojournalism Hub and an experienced photojournalist, with support from guest photographers and video professionals.
Why join?
This is your chance to gain professional level experience, build your creative skills, and be part of a large public event.
To join:
Email: admin@photojournalismhub.org
or https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lens-on-a-century-tickets-1719811405209
The project is kindly supported by the King Charles III Coronation Youth Fund:
