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• Alan Pogue - Texas Center for Documentary Photography  - Contains a collection of photodocumentaries of subjects such as economic sanctions in Iraq and death row in Texas.
• Community Photography  - Explore photos from neighborhood art projects; with method, impact and biography of artist.
• Documentary Photography by Elizabeth McCausland  - First of the series of long articles published by Photo Notes. The articles speak about the origin of documentary photography.
• Documentary Photography Project  - Launched in 2003 by the Open Society Institute (OSI) to support documentary photographers by providing grants, scholarships, and fellowships.
• Fifty Crows Social Change Photography  - Foundation founded in October 2001 that makes use of visual stories from documentary photographers together with action and media campaigns to affect social change.
• Get the Picture  - Display pictures captured by seven photographers whose work is in the permanent collection of The Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
• Indivisible: Stories of American Community  - Convention of photos from an exploration of community life in America; offers traveling exhibits, and resources.
• Photo Tag  - Community photography project that retrofit disposable cameras with new packaging, artwork, instructions and return postage.
• Picture Project  - Provides commercial and documentary works that uses new media technologies, audio, and documentary photography to examine complex social issues.
• Space Shoot  - Displays interesting and unusual buildings and spaces in Hammersmith by photographers aged nine and ten from Cambridge School, Hammersmith, London.
• Tribal Photo  - Photographic resource that supports tribal survival, the defense of human rights and cultural autonomy of indigenous people. With profile of the photographer, and list of tribes.
• Walker Evans Revolutionizes Documentary Photography  - Study that shows how Walker Evans' photographs of the poverty-stricken rural south taken in the 1930's revolutionized the standards of documentary photography.
• The White Cloud Workshop  - Delves in documentary photography, particularly ordinary people doing ordinary things. Check workshop details and images.