Framing Change Images

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Matt Larsen-Daw

Anna Stafford's 'Framing Change' participatory project in Uganda

We've tried to change our characters but street life is still in our blood.
© Munyesi Moses 2012 / Framing Change

Survival of the fittest in the streets for street children.
© Opio Joseph 2012 / Framing Change

© Anna Stafford 2012

© Anna Stafford 2012

© Anna Stafford 2012

Display of ‘Framing Change’ at the Brighton Photo Fringe
© Anna Stafford 2012

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Framing Change Images

1. We've tried to change our characters but street life is still in our blood. © Munyesi Moses 2012 / Framing Change

2. Survival of the fittest in the streets for street children. © Opio Joseph 2012 / Framing Change

3. © Anna Stafford 2012

4. © Anna Stafford 2012

5. © Anna Stafford 2012

6. Display of ‘Framing Change’ at the Brighton Photo Fringe © Anna Stafford 2012