What we do
The Source Image
The Source Image was set up around 20 years ago with the sole purpose of telling the stories of those who have been marginalised, those with no voice, those most affected by the negative impacts of industrialisation on land, agriculture and food.
Our primary focus is to look at ways to tell compelling, often untold stories, focus on solutions that have existed and thrived for hundreds of years, stimultate an emotional connection to people and places and, hopefully, the issues they face.
As we become surrounded by an endless stream of negative media, we need to start finding ways to develop and produce media that reflects the true reliance of our communities and ecosystems, which continue to give us hope for the future.
Our Services and Approach
Editorial
An Indigenous community in Malaysia protects their lush mangrove forest from the devastating effects of industrialised shrimp farming.
Indigenous communities in Peru use a mix of traditional knowledge and technology to monitor oil spills in the Amazon and hold international companies accountable.
A social farming cooperative in Southern Italy gives new life to abandoned public land by doing social farming activities with the local community
In a country where most agricultural land is owned by large-scale, white-owned commercial farms, Mokgadi decides to grow organic food for her community.