Laura Elizabeth Pohl and Crystaline Randazzo are humanitarian storytellers who work with nonprofits and international NGOs around the world. They co-edit a website called NGO Storytelling which aims to inspire and inform other humanitarian storytellers.
NGO Storytelling
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Laura Elizabeth Pohl and Crystaline Randazzo are humanitarian storytellers who work with nonprofits and international NGOs around the world. They co-edit a website called NGO Storytelling which aims to inspire and inform other humanitarian storytellers.
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August 7, 2020
How We Get Work as Humanitarian Photographers: Part 2
<p>We’re so excited to continue our podcast series and we’re back today talking about other ways we get work. We recorded <a href="https://www.ngostorytelling.com/blog/2017/01/12/podcast-1-how-we-get-work-as-humanitarian-photographers?rq=podcast" target="_blank">Part 1 </a>a few years ago so be sure to listen to that episode if you haven’t already. We wanted to share some new things we are doing to find work as humanitarian storytellers. We discuss photo mailers, personal projects, requests for proposals, and being strategic about finding your target client. Yo<a href="https://www.ngostorytelling.com/blog/2019/11/14/podcast-6-how-we-get-work-as-humanitarian-photographers-part-2?rq=podcast">u can find the podcast with full transcript on our website.</a> If you’d like to see more of this kind of podcast leave us a comment below or send a note to hello@ngostorytelling.com.</p>
June 17, 2020
How Much Are Photographers Paid by International NGOs
<p>Laura and Crystaline got curious about how much photographers are actually being paid by International NGOs so we sent out a survey in 2018 to gather more information. We were surprised by some of the answers we received and wanted to have a candid discussion about them in this episode. You can find the <a href="//bit.ly/2BJKzWO">podcast with full transcript </a>on our website. If you’d like to see more of this kind of podcast leave us a comment below or send a note to hello@ngostorytelling.com.</p>
June 17, 2020
Informed Consent & Ethics in Nonprofit Storytelling
<p>Working with vulnerable people almost always leads to questions about how we should behave as ethical storytellers. In this podcast, we discuss the difference between consent and informed consent, model releases, and how to handle difficult situations like photographing children. You can find the <a href="https://bit.ly/2ibEsDG" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">podcast with full transcript</a> on our website. If you’d like to see more of this kind of podcast, leave us a comment below or send a note to hello@ngostorytelling.com.</p>
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