About Making Mothers Visible
CREDITS
MAKING MOTHERS VISIBLE TEAM
IMOW Executive Director: Clare Winterton
IMOW Vice President for Exhibitions & Programs: Catherine King
IMOW Digital Communications & Editorial Manager: Krista Walton
IMOW Development & Operations Manager: Irene Morrison
IMOW Development Assistant: Gabriela Sierra Alonso
IMOW Programs and Exhibitions Volunteer: Emilia Aiello and Ally Zeifman
Special Thanks to Hub Collective for their logo contribution
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco Group Leader: Margaret Silverman
Photographers: Margaret Silverman, Carolina Abolio, Caroline Lovell
Video Production: Cassie Jaye, Jaye Bird Productions
Interviews/Editing: Laura Callen
PR &Media: Tiffany Woolf
Making Mothers Visible San Francisco would like to thank San Francisco Public Library, White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, Traveling Postcards, CARE, Clinic by the Bay, Every Mother Counts, Global Fund for Women, On Your Feet Foundation, Pact, Peet’s Coffee and Tea
BARCELONA
Barcelona Group Leader: Evanthia Triantafyllidou
Photographers: Eva Serrats in collaboration with Vicky Garcia
Making Mothers Visible Barcelona would like to thank the Catalan Association of Midwives, Marenostrum Family Health Centre, Migjorn Birth House, Hospital Clinic Maternitat, and the City Council of Barcelona.
LAGOS
Lagos Group Leader: Foluke Adetola Ojelab
OTTAWA-GATINEAU
Ottawa-Gatineau Group Leader: Betty Baba
Photographers: Abduvokhid Abduvaliev
PR & Media: Sofia Prada, Amira Elighawaby
Making Mothers Visible Ottawa-Gatineau would like to thank: Maison Daniel Johnson, Immigrant women Association Ottawa, the Muslim women , Guillaume Carle , Hawa Kaba,Felicite Murangira,Shano Bejkosalaj, delegation from Ottawa Annie donator, Provigo & IGA supermarkets Gatineau –Hull, The Ottawa –Gatineau City Hall
CAMEROON
Cameroon Group Leader: Zoneziwoh Mbondgulo
KYIV
Kyiv Group Leader: Maria Valiavko
Photographers: Victor Marushchenko and Andrii Peluhivskyi
BAKU
Baku Group Leader: Roshanak Ostad
BUENOS AIRES
Buenos Aires Group Leader: Erica Koleff
Photographers: María Laura Ayala, Mailen Brito, Darío Lucio Canestrari, Nuria Yamila Celnik, Romina, Celeste Farías, www.andrewgamez.com.ar, Paula Araceli Gauto, Fiorella, Fernando G. Litvac, GABSMART, Agostina Mercuri, María Victoria Muruzeta Jurjevic, Mónica Ríos Aguirre, Coca Valdez, Pedro Vidal Bavio, María Candelaria Rivera Gadea, Guadalupe Rojo, Gustavo Penjasoff, Cielo Ba Fotografía, Sebastián Luraghi.
Event Photographers: Angelines Lago and Victoria Romejko
Video Production: Erica Koleff
Assistant Collaborators: Ana Paula Villarino, Natalia Jungman, Anabella Reggiani, estudiantes y personal de la Escuela de Fotografía Motivarte www.motivarte.edu.ar, Junta Comunal Nº 6 de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires.
LATVIA
Latvia Group Leader: Everita Dave
PUERTO VALLARTA
Puerto Vallarta Group Leader: Andrea Rivas
Photographers: Zeida Torres and Sandra Zarate
Making Mothers Visible Puerto Vallarta woule like to thank the Puerto Vallarta Tours staff
BONN
Bonn Group Leader: Bettina Bab
Photographers: Lene Pampolha
Making Mothers Visible Bonn would like to thank the equal opportunity commissioner of the Citiy of Bonn
About Making Mothers Visible
Making Mothers Visible is a large-scale photography project spearheaded by IMOW in association with the White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood. IMOW and local communities held Making Mothers Visible events all over the world starting in May, drawing attention to the global statistic that a woman dies every 90 seconds of a complication of pregnancy or childbirth. Events took place in cities including Lagos, Nigeria, Barcelona, Spain, and more.
Making Mothers Visible is part of the INSIDE OUT Project, a global art project that transforms messages of personal identity into pieces of artistic work. It is a movement taking place all over the world using photographic portraits to discover, reveal and share untold stories. The INSIDE OUT project is a creation of the artist JR, recipient of the 2011 TED Prize.
About MAMA: Motherhood Around the Globe
IMOW’s online exhibition MAMA: Motherhood Around the Globe showcases original creative works, including art, film, music, photography, essays and video interviews, reflecting the stories, visions and voices of motherhood from more than 60 countries. To visit the MAMA exhibition, go to http://mama.globalfundforwomen.org.
About The Inside Out Project
INSIDE OUT is a large-scale participatory art project that transforms messages of personal identity into pieces of artistic work. Everyone is challenged to use black and white photographic portraits to discover, reveal and share the untold stories and images of people around the world. These digitally uploaded images are made into posters and sent back to the project’s co-creators, for them to exhibit in their own communities. People can participate as an individual or as part of a group. Posters can be placed anywhere, from a solitary image in an office window, to a wall of an abandoned building, or in a full stadium. These exhibitions will be documented, archived and be made available online at http://www.insideoutproject.net.
The INSIDE OUT project is a creation of the artist JR, recipient of the 2011 TED Prize. Watch JR’s TED Talk here.
About The Ted Prize
The first TED Prize was awarded in 2005, born out of the TED Conference and a vision by the world's leading entrepreneurs, innovators, and entertainers to change the world – one wish at a time. The reward: $100,000, the TED Community's array of talent and expertise, and the leadership of a TED Prize team led by Amy Novogratz. What began as an unparalleled experiment to leverage the resources of the TED Community to spur global change has evolved into one of the most prestigious prizes. From Bono's the ONE Campaign ('05 recipient) to Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution ('10 recipient), the TED Prize is helping to combat poverty, take on religious intolerance, improve global health, tackle child obesity, advance education, and now inspire art around the world. For more information on the TED Prize, visit www.tedprize.org.
About The White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood:
Every day, 1,000 women/girls and 8500 babies die in pregnancy and childbirth from preventable causes.
Almost all of them are in the developing world. This has been going on for too long - yet together we can put an end to it. The White Ribbon Alliance is a global movement, with members uniting to push for change so that all women and new-borns in every country have the life-saving healthcare which is their right. www.whiteribbonalliance.org
