Etinosa Yvonne

Etinosa Yvonne

By Etinosa Yvonne — One of my image from the recent #ENDSars protest in Nigeria is part of TIME's Top 100 Photos of 2020. TIME's Top 100 Photos of 2020 The images—some stirring, some haunting, all indelible—that defined the year 

By Etinosa Yvonne — In the last years there has been a growing number of online initiatives promoting African photographers to the world, breaking away from simplifying representations of the continent and giving them a space to share their stories beyond the barriers of an exclusive media industry. What platforms have been pivotal to this change, creating new space for new voices? And what stories, audiences and...

By Etinosa Yvonne — Voices on the Wind is"¯a virtual"¯installation of film, audio and photography that shares different perspectives of"¯the refugee experience. This virtual experience was put together by the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) to mark its"¯70th anniversary. My ongoing multimedia project, It's All In My Head, is a part of this exhibition. See | United Nations

By Etinosa Yvonne — Nigerian Women On Experiencing Gender-Based Violence The global spread of COVID-19 has tragically seized the lives of 1.4 million people world wide. It has also catalyzed another deadly disease: The “Shadow Pandemic,” as it's called, referring to the increase of violence against women. Before the... Nigerian Women On Experiencing Gender-Based Violence The...

By Etinosa Yvonne — Tackling violence against women {Interview} | Africanews The images of young girls abducted by Boko Haram in 2014 shocked the world. The girls, known as the Chibok girls became a symbol of violence against women in Nigeria. Six years have passed but violence against women is still very rife.

By Etinosa Yvonne — ‘We need to live’: Young Nigerians on why they are protesting Protests against police brutality have swept Nigeria over the past week, intensifying calls for reform, accountability. ‘We need to live’: Young Nigerians on why they are protesting Protests against police brutality have swept Nigeria over the past week, intensifying calls for reform,...

By Etinosa Yvonne — Visual artist Etinosa Yvonne works with women in rural communities in Nigeria to change the way women are represented in the country. Her recent work with international charity ActionAid in Abuja captures how women have been affected by the coronavirus. Video journalist: Adenike Oke VIEW VIDEO Video experience headlines - BBC News

By Etinosa Yvonne — I spoke to Wendy Becktold about my Ongoing project, It's All In My Head . Read more here.   Etinosa Yvonne Captures the Emotional Scars of Nigeria’s Conflicts “It’s All In My Head” draws attention to PTSD in a country where few discuss it

By Etinosa Yvonne — Happy to be a Lab Artist at this years' Electric South Immersive Media Lab.  Meet the 2019 Electric South Immersive Media Lab Artists The lab brings together artists and advisors who convene to explore new frontiers of digital storytelling.

By Etinosa Yvonne — The FENCE in Brooklyn will be on display from June 22 to early September.   It's all in my head – THE FENCE North America's largest outdoor traveling exhibit – reaching 6 million visitors across 8 cities

By Etinosa Yvonne — Nigerians who endured terrorist attacks are processing their trauma through photomontage portraits. The series, by Etinosa Yvonne Osayimwen, is called It’s All in My Head.   'I fear they will return': survivors of violent conflict – in pictures Nigerians who endured terrorist attacks are processing their trauma through photomontage portraits. The series, by...