The Freedom Theatre Jenin West Bank Palestine Framed
In Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank there exists a small theatre dedicated to empowering a new generation of Palestinian youth with the tools for creative resistance and self-expression.

Location: West Bank, Palestine.


Nadia Sablin Framed Magazine Interview Russia
Nadia Sablin is a photographer who was born in the Soviet Union and raised in the American Midwest. She now divides her time between Brooklyn and St Petersburg. Much of Nadia’s work focuses on her homeland, her lens turned toward people living on the fringes of society in Russia and Ukraine.

Location: Brooklyn, N.Y.

Indigenous Australia, Alice Springs, Joshua Santospirito, Central Australia
Joshua Santospirito is an artist, musician, and psychiatric nurse. His most recent work, a graphic novel entitled, "The Long Weekend In Alice Springs", was inspired by an essay of the same name, which he read whilst working in Alice Springs. Josh spoke to us from his home in Tasmania about what it was like working in Aboriginal communities, well-intentioned white people, and his encounter with "the worst Australia has to offer”.

Location: Hobart, Tasmania

Maya Goded Mexico City Prostitution Photography Framed Magazine
Maya Goded is a Mexican photographer well-known for her intimate photographs of marginalised individuals and communities in Mexico. Maya focuses on the female experience of those we’d rather not look too long at: prostitutes, witches, mothers whose daughters have been abducted. Six months after first seeing Maya’s work, I was lucky enough to meet the incredible woman behind the lens.

Location: Mexico City, Mexico.


Alternative living green framed magazine
Daniel lives in a bus parked on a small patch of green in an inner-city Melbourne suburb. Sitting inside by the stove, sipping rooibos tea, we listened to Daniel speak melodically about alternative living, salvaging things, and getting along with one another.

Location: Melbourne, Australia.

Birte Kaufmann Irish Travellers Emphas.is Framed Magazine
It was two years ago when Birte Kaufmann, a German social worker and photographer, first saw an Irish Traveller camp whilst on her way to a festival in Ireland. Intrigued, Birte’s desire to know more about the Traveller way of life would not be appeased until she was living alongside a Traveller family in an old Volkswagen camper van.

Location: Berlin, Germany

Radioactivists Japan Anti-nuclear protest Framed
Radioactivists is a documentary that explores the culture of protest that has emerged following Japan’s earthquake-tsunami-nuclear disaster. Modern Japanese aren't known for their political dissent, yet the filmmakers believe that the current anti-nuclear movement is only the beginning of a burgeoning culture of social activism in Japan.

Location: Berlin, Germany.


The Homeless Film Festival A Sisters Call
The Homeless Film Festival is a new biannual film event and social venture. We spoke to festival creator, Jamie Rhodes, about giving the homeless a voice and the power of film to effect social change.

Location: Nottingham, U.K.

Sweat lodge open source ecology american revolution
Ian Midgley has undertaken a journey across North America in search of individuals and communities living "off the grid", people whom he describes as having traded the security of conformity for the exhilaration of the untrodden path.

Location: Connecticut, U.S.A.

Tomasz Lazar Mass Media Technology
Tomasz Lazar’s current project, Theater of Life, explores the merger of the real and the imagined, the existence of the surreal in our everyday life. Tomasz believes that this alternative reality is created by our attempts to seek refuge from the overwhelming presence of technology and mass media.

Location: Szczecin, Poland.

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