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The Contrapuntal is delighted to invite you to the opening of our latest project, EverydayNile: Water, Energy, and Food Justice Along and Beyond the Nile River.
Funded through The Journalism Science Alliance, a joint partnership led by The European Journalism Centre and Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, and implemented with IHE Delft Institute for Water Education this project brings together photographers, researchers and project partners from across three Nile Basin countries – Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt – to examine how environmental and social changes are experienced by communities living along the river.
The exhibition presents photographic stories in those countries developed by photographers working with communities and researchers on issues ranging from water access and environmental change to food systems, livelihoods and the everyday realities of people living with the Nile.
The evening will also feature a panel discussion between researchers, photographers and project partners, reflecting on the process of bringing scientific research and visual storytelling together.
The programme will conclude with a reception with drinks and snacks, offering an informal space for researchers, photographers, students, journalists and the wider public to meet, exchange ideas and continue the conversation.
Date: Thursday 10 Sep 2026, 18:00 - 21:00
Location: Atrium, International Institute of Social Studies, The Hague
Free entrance!
poster design by @akash.sh.sh
The Contrapuntal is delighted to invite you to the opening of our latest project, EverydayNile: Water, Energy, and Food Justice Along and Beyond the Nile River.
Funded through The Journalism Science Alliance, a joint partnership led by The European Journalism Centre and Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, and implemented with IHE Delft Institute for Water Education this project brings together photographers, researchers and project partners from across three Nile Basin countries – Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt – to examine how environmental and social changes are experienced by communities living along the river.
The exhibition presents photographic stories in those countries developed by photographers working with communities and researchers on issues ranging from water access and environmental change to food systems, livelihoods and the everyday realities of people living with the Nile.
The evening will also feature a panel discussion between researchers, photographers and project partners, reflecting on the process of bringing scientific research and visual storytelling together.
The programme will conclude with a reception with drinks and snacks, offering an informal space for researchers, photographers, students, journalists and the wider public to meet, exchange ideas and continue the conversation.
Date: Thursday 10 Sep 2026, 18:00 - 21:00
Location: Atrium, International Institute of Social Studies, The Hague
Free entrance!
poster design by @akash.sh.sh
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