The 2026 Photography Ethics Symposium brings together photographers, curators, archivists, and researchers from a range of institutions and practices to facilitate critical conversation on the challenges shaping photography today.
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This symposium seeks to engage photographers, curators, archivists, and researchers in a critical discussion about the ethical dimensions of photography.
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The results of this survey will help to inform where we focus our time and resources to best contribute to ethical advancement within the visual media industries.
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April 15, 22, and 29, 2025
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“When Russia's invasion of Ukraine stymied his travel plans, Belgian photographer Carl De Keyzer decided to take a virtual trip to Russia instead.”
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“Conversations about the power of photography, the status of the subject, and the responsibility of the image-maker are now commonplace, but back in 2017, when Savannah Dodd launched the Photography Ethics Centre, they were not at all.”
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The theme of the 2024 Photo Ethics Symposium was: Ethics in the Age of AI. This symposium took place online over 3 days, from December 4-6, 2024 with support from Getty.
There was a parallel in-person event at Queen's University Belfast on December 3 to launch our recent report, Eight Lessons from The Photo Ethics Podcast.
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Debate is growing about ethics as concerns are raised about photographic practices across all kinds of industries, especially in light of the rise of AI-generated imagery.
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On Global Ethics Day 2024, we published the results of a new research project which distils eight key lessons in photography ethics.
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Savannah Dodd, PhD., was awarded the International Visual Literacy Association’s (IVLA) Education Award at the 56th annual conference held in San Diego, California this October.
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Photo Museum Ireland hosted this event which consisted of three panels, discussing EDI, AI, and sustainability.
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Savannah Dodd takes stock of the challenges and opportunities for ethical photographic practice that the growth of generative AI technologies presents.
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February 26 and May 17, 2024
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Savannah Dodd asks us to think about visual media as data points, and she urges us to expand the dataset by cultivating an understanding of visual media ethics.
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October 3, 10, and 17, 2023
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To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Statement of Ethics Campaign, we are launching our own Photography Ethics Centre merch - and to celebrate the launch of merch, we are doing a giveaway!
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Not sure where to start? We have a 3 tips that can help you get started writing your Statement of Ethics.
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“How we wield one of the world’s most powerful weapons; writer Eleanor Scott looks at the artists, journalists, companies and photographers championing photography for social change.”
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Referencing the Photography Ethics Centre’s Statement of Ethics campaign, “Quill asked photojournalists about their personal ethics.”
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For the fourth annual symposia on December 2, 2022, we worked with RedEye: The Photography Network to approach the topic of vulnerability from multiple angles.
We heard from three photographers: Raphaela Rosella, Justin Carey and Sophie Harris-Taylor. The speakers’ presentations were followed by a roundtable discussion.
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