Events in 2017

A new photography series, Innovation & Inequality, shines a light on the importance of new health innovations – like vaccines, medicines & diagnostics – and getting them to the people around the world who need them most. Kate’s work is featuring in this exhibition, curated by the United Nations Development Programme.

Kate will share her experiences in Afghanistan photographing the work of a UK military counter-IED team in 2010 and what she found on her recent return to the country five years later, at Kings School, Canterbury, UK

Kate will lead Arete’s popular photography workshop again this year, as part of a series of workshops at The Frontline Club for people working in the media, NGO and corporate social responsibility sector.

Kate’s photography and writing for the Guardian’s Faces of Modern Slavery project that documents harrowing examples of modern day slavery in different countries will be on display at Kings Place, London

Kate Holt will present a one-day hands-on photography workshop and introduction to visual storytelling, at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London

One World Media, Arete and Kate Holt present a one-day hands-on photography workshop and introduction to visual storytelling, at One World Media offices, London.

Kate’s photographs of the consequences of the ongoing drought in Somalia will be exhibited at the Somali London Conference in Whitehall.

Kate will share her experiences in Afghanistan photographing the work of a UK military counter-IED team in 2010, in a raw and unflinching talk about the realities of the Afghanistan conflict and long term impact on the landscape and people. Proceeds will be donated to Team Rubicon

A selection of Kate’s photos will be exhibited at The Frontline Club in London as part of an event in association with Arete and UNICEF South Sudan. A panel of experts will be discussing the human cost of the ongoing conflict in South Sudan.

As part of Chelsea Hospitals Event Series Kate will share her experiences in Afghanistan photographing the work of a UK military counter-IED team in 2010 and what she found on her recent return to the country five years later, at the Chelsea Hospital, London.

Kate will lead Arete’s popular photography workshop again this year, as part of a series of workshops at The Frontline Club for people working in the media, NGO and corporate social responsibility sector.