At Ayzoh!, we’re committed to supporting grassroots and underrepresented organizations—not with money, but with world-class media and communication services. This page explains exactly what kind of support we offer, who we work with, and how we collaborate. If you’re wondering whether Ayzoh! could be the right partner for your work, this is the place to start.

How We Help

What We Can Do

Ayzoh! provides professional, high-quality media services to selected organizations and communities. These services — worth tens of thousands of dollars — are offered free of charge to partners we believe in. This includes:

What We Don’t Do (To avoid any misunderstandings)

Who We Work With

We value consistency, courage, and a deep commitment to justice, dignity, and local knowledge. We partner with small, grassroots, or under-resourced organizations and/or communities that are: 

How We Work

Why We Do It

We believe that small organizations deserve the same quality of storytelling and visibility as big international players. We support movements and communities that challenge injustice, amplify local knowledge, and imagine a better future. We don’t “give voice” to others. We stand beside those who are already speaking.

Still Have Questions?

If anything is unclear or if you’d like to know how we could collaborate, feel free to reach out. We’re always open to honest conversations / info@ayzoh.org

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Stories from the magazine

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Real Minero: because only the authentic endures
In Santa Catarina Minas, Real Minero keeps a family practice of agave distillation alive and helps sustain Biblioteca El Rosario, a community space where knowledge returns to the town. In Santa Catarina Minas, Oaxaca, mezcal begins before the bottle....
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The Tianguis de Domingo de Ramos
Every Holy Week, Uruapan becomes a meeting place for the artisans of Michoacán: clay, copper, lacquer, textiles, wood, fiber, food, music, and memory gathered in the streets. The Tianguis Artesanal de Domingo de Ramos takes place every year in Uruapan,...
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Teff: what the flour carries
Originally published in A Bag of Stories, the magazine produced and curated by Ayzoh! for Afar Textiles / African Cottons, this story begins in Arba Minch, where teff moves through hands, wooden sieves, plastic trays, shade, dust, and morning light. In...
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Niñas Sabias, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Niñas Sabias, also known as Wise Girls, is a nonprofit organization working with girls, women teachers, schools, and local communities in Mexico and Costa Rica. Its work begins with a simple fact that still shapes the lives of many girls: menstruation...
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Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
In San Miguel de Allende, the Biblioteca Pública brings books, scholarships, performances, workshops, and daily encounters into one shared civic space. The Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende is one of the city’s most active cultural institutions....
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This is colonization by invitation
Text by Fikre Tolossa / In the un-glorious past, European colonizers grabbed by force any African lands they had their eyes set on and did whatever they desired to do with the lands. Not only did they exploit the lands, but also the natives by paying...

Latest Publications

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Presa Allende
Presa Allende is a reservoir, a landscape and a community under pressure. You see contamination, invasive plants, lost jobs and migration. You also see dignity, responsibility and a long tradition of people who act when institutions fail. This book shows...
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Somos / Pueblo Ancestral Viviente
"Somos" is a call to listen, to witness, and to act. Created in deep collaboration with Maya communities across Guatemala, this project amplifies ancestral voices that have long been silenced, distorted, or ignored. At its heart lies the Popol Wuj, the...
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Biblioteca Comunitaria El Rosario
El Rosario is a photo book and a tribute to a grassroots library in Oaxaca, Mexico. Created with the community of Santa Catarina Minas, it celebrates literacy, biodiversity, and collective imagination. All proceeds support the library and its partner...
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Je Suis la Rue
Discover the vibrant streets of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, through the eyes of talented youth who transform urban spaces into creative playgrounds. Ayzoh! established the Centre Photographique de Ouagadougou (CPO), an inclusive photography center empowering...
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Visit Awra Amba
Awra Amba, a visionary community in Ethiopia, challenges conventional norms by promoting equality, peace, and sustainability. As global ambassadors, Ayzoh! shares their inspiring story through an illuminating photographic book and dedicated website, highlighting...
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Isegran
An intimate homage to the maritime community of Isegran, Norway, this book celebrates the profound connection between humans and the sea. Explore themes of love, tradition, craftsmanship, and passion, reflecting on the sea’s timeless ability to unite...

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