Photojournalist and Multi-media journalist Janet Jarman is shaping the way NPO’s and corporations communicate their human development projects.  Janet believes that multi-media projects, that combine sound and compelling photography and/or video, facilitate a sacred space that invites the viewer to experience an emotional connection to what they are seeing on screen.  Her artistic and journalistic goal is to produce stories that provoke positive change in the human condition.

Janet’s skill at artfully molding and communicating a “story” that connects with the viewer is well recognized. She brings 20 years of photo journalism experience, having traveled the world on behalf of the New York Times, The Smithsonian Institute, MSNBC, Newsweek, Time Asia and various aide agencies such as ASHOKA and The Soros Foundation. Please visit Janet’s online portfolio at www.janetjarman.com to see a more comprehensive list.

Janet has dedicated herself to documenting development issues and social entrepreneurs around the world.  Her online resume includes multimedia stories about immigration and agricultural issues between the United States and Mexico.  

The traditional tools of the trade have changed for journalists as well as those wishing to tell their story.  Digital media storytellers can help you leverage an organization message to the world.