Drawing on Ayzoh!’s extensive field experience, this practical handbook provides thoughtful reflections and ethical guidelines for responsibly using photography in African contexts. Specifically crafted for the Vadoinafrica community of over 15,000 members, it encourages respectful storytelling and engagement.
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Ayzoh! is an Italian-based, nonprofit media organization of documentary photographers, writers, designers, researchers, and explorers of all kinds dedicated to working alongside marginalized communities worldwide.
Each June, Pennabilli, Italy, transforms into Europe’s capital of performing arts during "Artisti in Piazza." Ayzoh! captures this vibrant festival visually, documenting international artists and engaging thousands of spectators who become integral to the unforgettable performances.
Members of the Vadoinafrica community know that visibility matters. Whether you’re sharing a project, promoting an initiative, or raising awareness,...
Introduction by Aida Aicha Bodian, founder of Nebua World / Made in collaboration with Leica Camera Italia I love stories....
For most of human history, farming was not a sector. It was a way of living, of relating to time,...
Created for Harrisho ("sun" in Amharic), this impactful book documents Ayzoh!’s collaboration with a prison rehabilitation project in Hawassa, Ethiopia. It highlights the establishment of a social enterprise within the prison, offering inmates meaningful opportunities for personal and economic empowerment.
The Coming Together is a photographic book born from a twenty-year collaboration between Ayzoh! and Movimento Centrale, a dance and...
Rimini Porto Sicuro (Rimini Safe Harbor) was an event organized by the City of Rimini — thanks to the initiative...
"Waga Studio" documents Ayzoh!’s successful photography and art initiative in Gounghin, Ouagadougou. Demonstrating how creative expression fosters innovation and social change in marginalized communities, this publication highlights the transformative potential of art in social development.
Produced with Ayzoh!’s Brazilian partner Cultour, this moving short tells the story of a grassroots organization in Ouro Preto. They’ve reclaimed a former gold mine—once worked by enslaved children during Portuguese colonization—and turned it into a place of memory, healing, and education. Preserving truth, and transforming history, one story at a time.
For four days each year, the town of Pennabilli becomes something else—something that exists outside of time, yet deeply anchored...
In Dialogo Silenzioso, dance — the most ancient of the arts — meets Ethiopia, a land where rhythm shapes every...