This Is Gender

Experience This is Gender in person

Gender in the age of the manosphere: A conversation with Laura Bates and Raewyn Connell

23 March 2026 | Cambridge, UK

A This is Gender exhibition exploring gender, power and resistance will be featured at the first event in our new series convening leading voices for gender justice.

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SOHEL, HOPE NEVER DIES

by Sadman Sakib
Bangladesh - 2022

SOCIAL

by Juliana Gonçalves
Brazil - 2021

FROM OUR DIVERSITY AND STRUGGLE

by Natalia Volpe
Buenos Aires, Argentina - 2023

WHAT GROWS IN SILENCE BECOMES SKIN

by Jyoti Shrestha
Purulia, West Bengal, India - 2025

A NATION IN DISTTRESS

by Abel Alonzo
Los Angeles, United States of America - 2020

THE WOMEN OF THIEN AN SHELTER, HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM

by Max Doray
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam - 2019

THE HIDDEN PERILS OF INACCESSIBLE PUBLIC SPACES

by Maria Pilar Cases
San Mateo, Rizal, Philippines - 2025

BLUE HOUSE

by Sanjay Joshi
Jodhpur, India - 2020

DOCUMENTARY

by Enayatullah Atal Son of Qudratullah
Kabul, Afghanistan - 2021

THE DESIRE

by Soumya Shankar Ghosal
Kolkata, India - 2019

SUKHAN OLEKSANDR

by Michael Dorohovich,
Uzhgorod, Transcarpathia, Ukraine - 2022

FACELESS EMBODIMENT

by Jialu Pombo
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 2010

LOVE, FUCK & PRAY

by Jonas Van der Haegen
Tokyo, Japan - 2019

EMBARAZO SIN TABÚES

by Jenny Bautista Media
Mexico City, Mexico - 2025

BATTLEGROUND

by Amy Dury
UK - 2023

INSEPERABLE

by Eric Takukam
Douala, Cameroon - 2023

NABI, HOPE NEVER DIES

by Sadman Sakib
Bangladesh - 2022

FREEDOM, EQUALITY, SISTERHOOD

by Su Cassiano
Paris, France - 2024

HAVANA QUEEN STORY

by Robin Yong
Havana, Cuba - 2019

BANISHED

by Claire Thomas
Northern Region, Ghana - 2024

OLDER NOT OVER

by Anwar Sadat Swaka
Nairobi, Kenya -

Explore the This is Gender Collection

This is Gender is a visual storytelling initiative that mobilises imagery from around the world to reimagine gender justice.

Explore the collection to discover how gender shapes our systems, opportunities, choices, and rights, and influences our understanding of our own minds and bodies.

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Discover Why Representation Matters

Discover why images matter in global health and beyond and explore the transformative impact of representation in fostering empathy, equity, and social change.

ALL INTERVIEWS

‘It’s so powerful to be seen,’ An interview with Su Cassiano

‘Photography helps me to understand life’ – an interview with Jacqueline Ennis-Cole

“Photographs are receipts, a form of accountability”- an interview with Nnebuifé Kwubéï

‘There needs to be more than a conversation, there needs to be action’ – An interview with Dan Agostini

‘Photography is a tool to communicate to the world things that we may not understand or experience ourselves’ – An interview with Anwar Sadat Swaka

‘Art as a tool for social transformation’ – An interview with Karen Toro

‘Everyone wants to be seen, especially if you have been neglected, rejected, denied’ An interview with Katia Repina

‘If we don’t go to these spaces and we don’t reclaim them, it’s like we don’t exist’ – an interview with Lee-Ann Olwage

The personal is political, An interview with Lensational

Who’s telling the stories? An interview with Greta Rico

Artists Against Depression, An interview with Chudy Ogobegwu