Conversations: Ami Vitale
Award-winning photographer Ami Vitale has seen the best of humanity and the worst of humanity. She’s documented war and conflict, nature, wildlife, and conservation in places from Kashmir to China and Kenya.
On this episode of Threshold Conversations, we hear the incredible stories behind some of Ami’s most iconic images—including her photo of a northern white rhino that was on the cover of National Geographic; what she sees as the importance of storytelling; and why she’s hopeful for our future.
On Thursday, September 10, we hosted a live taping of this episode. You can make a donation to get access to a recording of the event, details here.
Photos from the episode
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Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
Photo credit: Ami Vitale
This episode is sponsored by Humanities Montana, a nonprofit dedicated to infusing the humanities into public life. Check out their Gather Round toolkit, a free DIY toolkit to spark engagement with the humanities at home.
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