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Talking about change is one thing, making it happen is another. CEO & Founder at Verbatim Aidan Sullivan on financing visual storytelling in 2017.

“It wasn’t chasing a dollar, it was chasing a mission.” In a career spanning 40 years, former Editor-at-Large for National Geographic Magazine Michael "Nick" Nichols became a voice for nature.

To purchase ‘A Wild Life: A Visual Biography of photographer Michael Nichols’ by Melissa Harris, please click here: http://www.michaelnicknichols.com/books

Photojournalist Amy Toensing reflects on attitudes towards widowhood in India, Bosnia and Uganda.

Isadora Kosofsky may only be 24 years old, but her documentary photography shows a uniquely compelling understanding of love, family and loss.

In 2016, coverage of the crisis in Venezuela was becoming one-note. Then independent photojournalist Meridith Kohut, who has been based in the country for 10 years, received a call from The New York Times International Picture Editor David Furst: “I think there’s more there.” Find out how Kohut dug deeper to surface underreported stories.

“If you want to make a change, you can’t just sit back and say the world will tell us what to do,” says World Press Photo Managing Director Lars Boering. Since his appointment in 2015, Boering has been actively reshaping the role of World Press Photo. So, what’s changed?

Is there ageism in the photo industry? Established photojournalist Paula Bronstein who has over 35 years working experience, both as a staffer and a freelancer, weighs in.

Paula Bronstein's book 'Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear' is available online: https://utpress.utexas.edu/books/bronstein-afghanistan

Image Republiq talk with Jean-François Leroy, the driving force behind 28 years of Visa pour l'Image.