News
This page was envisioned as a quick way to update Turning World patrons and help serve any interested media staff and freelancers, though all who find anything of interest are welcome. Media members may also write to webpress@turningworld.org.
I. Latest Briefs
II. News by Email
III. Request an Interview
I. Latest Briefs
Thank you for your interest.
- Yellow Butterfly Project Publishes "Book One - Limited Edition"
posted Aug. 22, 2023
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FL — Turning World today released the first book of the "Yellow Butterfly" Haiti books project. Yellow Butterfly is planned as a series of four similarly titled volumes with varied publication dates (five dates, at least). Today's Book One release is as a limited edition. The principal in-country photographs for all four of the core volumes have already been secured. - "Framing Haiti" Patron-funded Project Ends
posted May 3, 2020
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FL — Turning World's long-term project for new photojournalism exhibits on Haiti, the "Framing Haiti" project, ended April 29 because the fundraising campaign was ineffective. - "Framing Haiti" Patron-funded Project Begins
posted April 30, 2015
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NC — Turning World's long-term project for new photojournalism exhibits on Haiti began today on the anniversary of the creation in 2004 of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti, or MINUSTAH, which is still there with armed force. The patron-funded "Framing Haiti" project aims to build and distribute three traveling exhibits focused on the country's enduring social and political struggles. The first fundraising deadline is April 29, 2020. - "Embracing Haiti" Patron-funded Project Ends
posted Nov. 18, 2013
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NC — Turning World's long-term project for new photojournalism on Haiti, the "Embracing Haiti" project, ended Nov. 15 because the fundraising campaign was ineffective. (Read the new news release.) - New "Embracing Haiti" Work Trip; Fundraising Ideas Sought
posted Sept. 13, 2013
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NC — "Embracing Haiti" photojournalist Brad Workman is to revisit Haiti for work on the project starting in mid-September. It will be his second trip since the project launched on July 28. Turning World wants the public's input on ways to increase patron funding. To share ideas please send email to "think_haiti" at turningworld.org. - "Embracing Haiti" Patron-funded Project Begins
posted July 28, 2013
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NC — Turning World's long-term project for new photojournalism on Haiti began today on the anniversary of U.S. Marines landing there in 1915, which began an occupation that ran until 1934. The patron-funded "Embracing Haiti" project aims to help document and publicize Haiti's enduring social and political struggles. The fundraising deadline is July 27, 2014.
II. News by Email
Please subscribe to the Turning World mailing list by sending a quick note to "subscribe" @ turningworld.org. Doing so will help keep you updated on company news. We will also send you a free digital copy of the "Third Quarter, 2012" issue of Turning World Magazine entitled "Haiti Haiti Déjà Vu: 25 Photographs from the Magazine's First Year."
III. Request an Interview
In pursuit of it's mission Turning World welcomes all questions and interview requests from mass-audience and alternative or niche media staff members and freelancers. Our Skype™ name is turningworld. Email will likely be the best way to reach Brad Workman directly when he is overseas but is a strong option anytime. Kindly write to "webpress" at turningworld.org.
webpress@turningworld.org
For interview requests, please try to provide (or have on hand) as much of the following helpful information as possible:
- Masthead/Program/Project Title
- Companion Website Address
- Main Topic(s) of Interest
- Interview Date and Time
- Interview Method (telephone, face-to-face, etc.)
- Final Format(s) (audio, print/static visual, video, something revolutionary)
- Interviewer Name and Contact Information
Thank you.
Turning World Communications, LLC
P.O. Box 1291
Vero Beach, FL 32961
USA