Photojournalism Workshop Leaders

Role Description
The Parlor Magazine is a feminist publication dedicated to long‑form essays, investigative reporting, and cultural commentary. Focused on topics such as motherhood, labor, politics, technology, identities, and the body, the magazine offers critical, nuanced storytelling that connects the personal to the political. It is a space for diverse voices and lived experiences, speaking with urgency, humor, and contradiction. The magazine resists simplification, challenging power structures while creating a platform for meaningful narratives.

We’re seeking volunteer

photojournalism workshop leaders

to host short online sessions (60–90 minutes) for emerging visual storytellers. We’re building a global feminist media collective that amplifies under‑represented voices through ethical storytelling, collaboration, and care. We’re looking for experienced photographers and visual journalists who want to share their knowledge and help shape a new generation of values‑driven storytellers.

Ideal workshop topics include:

Seeing Through a Feminist Lens

– expanding visual literacy and challenging the traditional gaze

Consent, Context & Composition

– ethics and power in documentary photography

Collaborative Storytelling & Visual Editing

– co‑creating narratives with your subjects

From Portfolio to Public

– building a sustainable practice and presenting your work with integrity

What we’re looking for:

Experienced photographers, photo editors, or visual journalists

A collaborative, inclusive teaching approach

Availability to lead at least one 60–90 minute session per quarter

What we offer:

Visibility on The Parlor’s website and social platforms

Access to our editorial and creative network

A certificate of contribution and letter of reference (on request)

To Apply / Connect
If you’re passionate about reimagining visual storytelling through an ethical and feminist lens, we’d love to collaborate with you.

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