A Photo Story by Hafsah Saeed Water is a basic human necessity, yet for students at Vittin Senior High School, getting clean water is a daily battle. The water crisis has trapped them in a draining routine that steals their study time, empties their pockets, and even endangers their health. This is a look into…
Story and Photos By : Delphina Awenkanyaagaasah Ayugmi Market women are the backbone of our local economy. Day in and day out, they show uptrading, organizing, nurturing, and holding their families and communities together. Yet,despite everything they do, their stories often go untold, and their hard work goesunderappreciated. During my visit to some markets in…
Story By Nyetoh Julitta Chieftaincy funerals in Dagbon are very important events that are deeply rooted in centuries of tradition. These funerals are not just mere rites performed to usher the dead into the spiritual world; they also serve as strong expressions of the rich cultural heritage of the people of Dagbon. There are several…
At Foto4Change, we’re committed to making a positive impact in the lives of young people, particularly those with disabilities. Recently, we had the privilege of visiting the Savelugu School for the Deaf, where we engaged with the members of our photography club. This visit was more than just a routine check-in; it was a day…
Tamale, Ghana – March 27, 2025 Educators from the Savelugu, Wa, and Gbeogu schools for the deaf gathered at the Buta Visual Agency Studio in Tamale for a one-day Training of Trainers (ToT) workshop organized by Foto4Change. The workshop aimed to equip facilitators with the skills to mentor Deaf students in the three schools’ visual…
Water is life, yet millions across Ghana, especially in the Northern Region, continue to face severe water shortages that threaten livelihoods, agriculture, and public health.
I had always seen the world of photography differently – beautiful pictures, perfect moments, and unforgettable experiences. But it wasn’t until I stepped into the field with a camera for the first time that I truly understood what photography demanded.