“Brave: The Girls of South Sudan”– Exhibition showing photographs taken by Kate on assignment with PLAN International UK in South Sudan, at the Gallery@OXO, London, UK
“Guardian: Faces of Modern Slavery”– Kate contributed photography and writing to the Guardian’s Faces of Modern Slavery project that documents harrowing examples of modern day slavery in different countries that will be on display at Kings Place, London
“London Somali Conference”– Exhibition of photographs demonstrating the consequences of the ongoing drought in Somalia in Whitehall, London
“South Sudan: The Cost of a Relentless War”– Panel discussion about the human cost of the war in South Sudan and what the future holds for the world’s newest country with a selection of photos taken by Kate Holt for UNICEF in South Sudan, at the Frontline Club, London
“AGRA @ 10”– Photographic exhibition to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa set up by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in Nairobi National Museum, Kenya
“Children of Somalia” – Exhibition showing photographs taken by Somali Children as part of a Photoclub Project run by Kate in conjunction with UNICEF Somalia, as well as a selection of Kate’s work from UN Headquarters. Nairobi, Kenya
“Children of Somalia” – Exhibition showing photographs taken by Somali Children as part of a Photoclub Project run by Kate in conjunction with UNICEF Somalia, as well as a selection of Kate’s work from Somalia. London Somali Week Festival – UK
“Unseen Enemy Exhibition” – Exhibition exploring the use of IED’s in Afghanistan. Kate Holt’s photograph of a controlled explosion of IED’S opens this Exhibition at the National Army Museum in London
“Children of Somalia” – Exhibition showing photographs taken by Somali Children as part of a Photoclub Project run by Kate in conjunction with UNICEF Somalia, as well as a selection of Kate’s work from Somalia to mark the EU Somali Conference, EU Parliament, Brussels
“Brothers in Arms” – Exhibition in Bujumbura UN Information Centre portraying the role of the African Union in Mogadishu, Somalia. Bujumbura
“Brothers in Arms” – Exhibition in Kampala National Museum portraying the role of the African Union in Mogadishu, Somalia. Kampala April
“Brothers in Arms” – Exhibition in Nairobi National Museum portraying the role of the African Union in Mogadishu, Somalia. Nairobi.
“Hidden Faces – Women in Afghanistan” – Exhibition in the House of Commons to promote awareness of women’s rights in Afghanistan. London
“Care International Photographic Exhibition“ – Participator in an awareness raising exhibition on the Thames Path in London
“World Food Crisis Photography Exhibition” – Participator in a fund raising exhibition and multi-media event in New York in support of the Nuru Project. New York
“Old People of Kyrgyzstan” – A joint exhibition with Malik Alymkuloff organized by Helpage International. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
“Human Face of Gun Violence” – A joint exhibition funded by IANSA and the Human Dialogue Centre. Museum of Pristina, Kosovo
“Men and Guns” – A joint exhibition, with Heidi Schumann, funded by the Human Dialogue Centre. 116th Assembly of Inter Parliamentary Union, Bali
“Men and Guns” – A joint exhibition, with Heidi Schumann, funded by the Human Dialogue Centre. The Dutch Foreign Ministry, The Hague
“The Human Face of Gun Violence” – A joint exhibition funded by IANSA and the Human Dialogue Centre to mark the opening of the UN Review Conference on the Small Arms Trade – UN Secretariat, New York
“Victory” – Images of the Aftermath of War in Iraq – Angers, France
“Victory” – Images of the Aftermath of War in Iraq – Solo Exhibition backed by Harold Pinter, Tariq Ali and Human Rights Watch- The Spitz Gallery London
“Don Bosco” – Fundraising exhibition of portraits of children taken in Don Bosco Orphanage Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo – President’s House, Brussels
“Plight of a People” – Photographs of the Kosovan Refugee Crisis 1999 – Solo Exhibition The White Horse Gallery London
“Fleeing Afghanistan” – Photographs of Afghan Refugees taken in Pakistan and Afghanistan in 2001 – Solo Exhibition – The Gold Gallery, London