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Storytelling For Change

Photographers Without Borders
Palestine
Photographers Without Borders
Gaza
Antarctica
Similipal National Park
On This Sand
Conservation
Eman Mohammed
Nome, Alaska
Indigenous Sovereignty
Indigenous Queer Identity
Tourism
Climate Change
Gaza City, Palestine
National Geographic
Tigers
Indigenous Peoples
Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Kinnegan, Alaska
Unokhtavik, Alaska

Change The Story, Change Everything! Meet the world's leading visual storytellers on the front lines making real impact. Learn from change-makers around the world, be inspired, and challenge yourself to decolonize storytelling with Photographers Without Borders. Hosted by PWB Founder and award-winning storyteller, Dani Khan Da Silva.

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Join us for this Storytelling for Change session with Kiliii Yüyan - whose photographic work brings wild, humans-in-nature stories to life—blending adventure with deep cultural insight. Of Nanai/Hézhè (East Asian Indigenous) and Chinese descent, he’s... more

In this Storytelling for Change session, Eman Mohammed shares her journey of documenting the Palestinian genocide and the toll it takes, especially on children. The conversation moved beyond statistics as Eman shared the lived reality of survival and... more

In this Storytelling for Change session, Prasen Yadav—a molecular ecologist turned National Geographic Photographer & Explorer—shares his journey from science to storytelling.

“A great story has multiple ingredients. It’s about creating narratives t... more

In this episode, Rasha Al Jundi, a Palestinian visual storyteller, curator, and embroidery artist, shares reflections on her work and on the genocide faced by the Palestinian people.

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Kiliii Yüyan
National Geographic contributor, traditional kayak builder, Indigenous storyteller
Photographers Without Borders (implied)
Episode: Storytelling for Change ft. Kiliii Yüyan
Eman Mohammed
Palestinian photojournalist and writer from Gaza
Independent journalist, TED fellow
Episode: Storytelling for Change ft. Eman Mohammed
Prasen Yadav
National Geographic photographer and explorer focused on science and natural history
National Geographic; Explorers Club; Shoot for Science
Episode: Black Tigers: Behind the First Photographs
Rasha Al Jundi
Palestinian visual storyteller, activist and cultural worker
Based in Nairobi, Kenya; works on Embroidered in Exile and When the Grapes Went Sour
Episode: Free Palestine
Pia Harboure
Writer, speaker, and creative explorer discussing experimental storytelling
Independent/Collaborative artist
Episode: Timeless Rediscovery
Jenny Irene Miller
Inupiaq photographer, storyteller, and advocate
Independent artist / subject of the episode
Episode: On This Sand (Together) A conversation in memory of Jenny Irene Miller
Samar Hazboun
Palestinian photographer with a master's in photojournalism; worked with AFP, UN Women, UNFPA, and Oxfam; published by major outlets; award-winner
Independent photographer; photographer for AFP; collaborations with UN agencies
Episode: Genocide in Gaza: Speaking with Samar Hazboun

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Dani Khan Da Silva
Host of Storytelling For Change, National Geographic-level explorer and storyteller focused on decolonizing storytelling with Photographers Without Borders.

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Storytelling for Change ft. Kiliii Yüyan
Q: Can you speak more about the spirituality and roots of the Indigenous people in Mongolia that you spent time with, and how you connected with them?
The guest describes connecting through trusted networks, emphasizing two degrees of separation to ensure trust. He explains Mongolia's resurgence of animism and shamanism after communism, the unique history of Asian Indigenous communities, and how identity and sovereignty underpin meaningful engagement. He stresses respectful, long-term involvement rather than superficial photography.
Storytelling for Change ft. Eman Mohammed
Q: What one teaching would you like to share with us today?
Not only to hold yourself responsible but to hold yourself accountable, ensuring that every step of the process—recordings, language, and the tone of interviews—remains transparent and respectful to the child, so that the story can be told with integrity if it ever goes public.
Storytelling for Change ft. Eman Mohammed
Q: What impact has this story-making had on Rozan and the others involved?
The project has brought attention, support, and structured opportunities through Heal Palestine and related programs but also exposed limitations in visa policies and long-term care, underscoring the need for ethical, accountable storytelling that prioritizes the well-being and agency of the children and their families.

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Consistently focused on change-driven visual storytelling, this show elevates frontline photographers, Indigenous storytellers, journalists, and conservationists who use imagery to illuminate underrepresented communities and urgent global issues. Episodes frequently center ethics, community consent, and decolonizing storytelling, while exploring how sponsorships, fieldwork, and creative process intersect with impact. Notable throughlines include indigenous knowledge, climate and conservation stories, Gaza/Palestine reportage, and Antarctica expeditions, making it a compelling listen for creatives who want to wield media for social and environmental change. The format often blends personal journeys with practical advice on fieldwork, collabo... more

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1. Kiliii Yüyan
2. Eman Mohammed
3. Prasen Yadav
4. Rasha Al Jundi
5. Pia Harboure
6. Jenny Irene Miller
7. Samar Hazboun

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