Canadian photojournalist Kiana Hayeri becomes first Sir Harry Evans Global Fellow in Photojournalism
Kiana Hayeri, an Iranian-Canadian photojournalist, has been awarded the first Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship in Photojournalism. This fellowship includes a year-long mentorship at The Globe and Mail and Reuters, focusing on her impactful work with underreported communities. Hayeri aims to deepen her storytelling practice, emphasizing the importance of truth in journalism.
- ▪Kiana Hayeri has received several international awards for her photojournalism work.
- ▪The fellowship will be formally awarded on May 6 at the Truth Tellers Sir Harry Evans Investigative Journalism Summit.
- ▪Hayeri's work focuses on women's stories and forced displacement in the Middle East and Central Asia.
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Open this photo in gallery:Photographer Kiana Hayeri has won several international awards for her work.Aaron Vincent Elkaim/SuppliedShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountIranian-Canadian photojournalist Kiana Hayeri has won the inaugural Sir Harry Evans Global Fellowship in Photojournalism, presented by the Truth Tellers Summit.The fellowship includes a year-long photojournalism mentorship position at The Globe and Mail and at Reuters.Ms.
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