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Tom Martin

0009-0009-4788-4521

Senior Lecturer (W - Creative Arts and Design)

Lincoln

I'm a photographer, participatory project practitioner and academic, specialising in creating meaningful narratives about humanitarian and environmental issues through photography, video and text. I’ve led a led a range of award-winning international research projects, with policy impact at a national level. I work collaboratively with marginalised groups and communities in post-conflict settings, and regions impacted by climate change (including Rwanda, South Sudan, Sierra Leone, Bangladesh, Burundi and Morocco). Through these projects I’ve amassed specialist expertise in developing creative processes that explore the roots of issues that impact communities. My publications range from The Economist and The Independent to Italian Vogue, and the Lancet. Exhibitions include solo shows in Westminster and Rwanda, and the Taylor Wessing Photo prize at the National Portrait Gallery, London.

Publications

  • International Monetary Fund Annual Report 2012: Working Together To Support Global Recovery, International Monetary Fund 2012-01-01 | Report | Visualization Contributors: Tom Martin
  • UNDP - Rule of Law and Access to Justice in Eastern and Southern Africa: Showcasing Innovations and Good Practices, United Nations Development Programme 2013-01-01 | Report | Visualization Contributors: Tom Martin
  • Wellcome Trust selects sustainable health projects, The Lancet 2014-08 | Journal article | Visualization DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(14)61324-6 Part of ISSN: 0140-6736 Contributors: Tony Kirby; Tom Martin
  • Bangladesh and SAFERWORLD the 2030 Agenda PREVENTING VIOLENT CONFLICT. Saferworld 2016-04-01 | Report | Visualization Contributors: Tom Martin; Jon Rose
  • Rwanda Feels the Pinch as Donors Slash Health Aid, Scientific American 2016-11-15 | Journal article | Visualization Contributors: Tom Martin
  • FP2020: accelerating progress in access to family planning, The Lancet 2016-11 | Journal article | Visualization DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(16)32115-8 Part of ISSN: 0140-6736 Contributors: The Lancet; Tom Martin

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