Redux Pictures
Eman Mohammed is an accomplished photojournalist and senior fellow with extensive experience in visual storytelling, particularly in conflict zones. Currently serving as a photojournalist at Redux Pictures and a senior TED Fellow since 2013, Eman garnered attention in 2014 for addressing cultural taboos as the only female photojournalist in Gaza during a TED talk. Previous roles include photojournalism at Washington Business Journal and Le Monde, as well as photo editing at AARP, where responsibilities included coordinating with photographers and processing images for online content. Eman also contributed to humanitarian efforts as a multimedia journalist for Gisha and a photojournalist for the World Food Programme and Women's eNews, documenting critical issues in the region. Eman holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Media and Public Relations from iugaza and attended the Eddie Adams Workshop for photojournalism.
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Redux Pictures
Celebrating it’s 20th anniversary, Redux Pictures is an independent commercial, editorial and syndication photo agency based in New York with an international roster of photographers. Redux takes pride in being a strong advocate for the power of modern photography and video and the creative individual’s ability to affect change. An industry leader and recipient of many major awards in their field, Redux Pictures represents artists that have photographed portraits of individuals and documented events that are shaping social and global issues as well as offering extensive travel, food and lifestyle photography and videos. Along with our network of partner agencies around the world, Redux continues to grow and offers complete production and multimedia services for clients.