
SEE IT FROM HER +
See It From Her + (SIFH+) is a project that supports women and those who feel oppressed because of their gender identity, to have a voice and be heard through photography and image.
SIFH+ is exclusively run by, and supports all women (trans, intersex and cis) non-binary, agender and gender variant people.
SIFH+ runs group photography projects, 1-1 mentoring and exhibitions offering a creative platform for individuals to tell their own stories, share their experiences and express themselves in an accessible and different way. SIFH+ also hosts events, conducts research and facilitates discussion around gender discrimination, sexism and representation.
Our main goal is for women and agenger, gender variant and non-binary people to be able to represent themselves and be in control of their own identity.
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We want to see a better representation of women, non-binary, agender and gender variant people in positions of power and their views and ideas understood as important.
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We want to smash stereotypes around gender identity and challenge sexism in all its forms.
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We want to see women and oppressed genders to be able to speak openly about issues that affect them without being attacked.
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We want women to feel safe and to stop being objectified, sexualised and abused.
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We want non-binary, agender and gender variant people to not be filed into binary genders and for their identity to be understood and taken seriously
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We want those who are trans to feel safe to live in the gender that they are and not be discriminated and abused because of their appearance
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We want women, non-binary, agender and gender variant people to be visible.
Through creating safe, supportive, inclusive and compassionate spaces and using photography as tool for self-expression, the same media that often misrepresents oppressed genders, SIFH+ aims to empower women, non-binary, agender and gender variant people to speak out about their experiences and feel able to share their stories – taking back ownership of their identity.

'Photography helps people to see' Berenice Abbott
