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Authority Collective: Speaking Truth To Power

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By Ashima Yadava, ity Collective
| LENSCRATCH
This week on Lenscratch, we are talking to photo collectives who are changing the industry landscape to make it more diverse and equitable for all. – Ashima Yavada Authority Collective is a non-profit with 400+ members, all women, nonbinary, and trans visual storytellers of color. Ten photographers and filmmakers created Authority Collective in 2017 to build community, share resources, and directly address practices of racial and gender inequity in the visual industries.
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Photojournalism is dominated by men. Women Photograph seeks to change that lens.

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By ity Collective, Lydia Chebbine
| The 19th News Verified
Published 2023-04-12 05:00 5:00 April 12, 2023 am We’re telling the untold stories of women, women of color and LGBTQ+ people. Sign up for our daily newsletter. When Daniella Zalcman started her photojournalism career in New York City during the late 2000s, she found herself trying to break into a field dominated by men, who represent roughly 85 percent of photojournalists, according to 2015 data.
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Five LGBTQIA+ art collectives to follow

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By Alessia Glaviano Verified, Francesca Marani Verified, ity Collective
| Vogue Verified
Strange Fire Collective, formed in 2015, is a group of interdisciplinary artists, curators, and writers focused on work that engages with current social and political forces and critically questions the dominant social hierarchy. They are dedicated to highlighting work made by women, people of color, and queer and trans artists.
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