The Photojournalism Hub Calendar 2026 showcasing the incredible work of photojournalists and documentary photographers who have contributed to our mission.
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 […]
Seeing the Green is a documentary photography project taking place at Church Street Library.The project includes workshops that introduce participants to the foundations of visual […]
West London Zine is a Photojournalism Hub ambitious programme that provides practical opportunities and media experience and training for youths (16+).
The project enables participants, under the guidance of a media professional facilitator, to work on their own journalistic and photo stories which are then published to produce an online zine covering local news.
The project provides the invaluable opportunity to publish own work, generate content for a working Portfolio and receive practical guidance and mentorship. The outcome will leave the participants with a body of published work that can assist them in accessing further education and/or work placements.
The project will equip the participants with:
Reporting Skills Photography Editorial Skills Digital publishing
To learn more on the project and/or would like to hire us to run a West London Zine project within your organisation, please email: cinzia@photojournalismhub.org
‘WEST LONDON ZINE’ is kindly supported by W12Together.org
Photography Workshops for the third Sector and Companies
We offer bespoke Documentary Photo Storytelling Workshops. Our workshops offer learning in documentary photography practice which adds value in reporting, and visually tell a story. Our workshops bring people together and have been noted to strengthen the relationships within a team or with the communities they serve. Contact us with your needs, or asks us for ideas on running a bespoke photography workshop.
A panel composed of leading charity organisations and photographers who have made participation and collaboration inherent to their visual practice will […]