The conference provides an opportunity to delve into a significant period in history and gain a deeper understanding of the role of photojournalism during World War I. By examining the impact of war photography, we can uncover valuable insights into the historical events, experiences, and perspectives of that time.

The conference offers an opportunity to explore how war photography shaped public perception and collective memory of World War I. By understanding the impact of these images on audiences at the time, we can analyze how visual narratives influence public opinion and historical interpretations. It also provides a platform to reflect on the ways in which war photographs continue to shape our understanding of the war and its consequences.

On the event we will bring together scholars, researchers, historians, journalists, and practitioners from various disciplines. This interdisciplinary approach allows for a comprehensive exploration of the impact of photojournalism during World War I, incorporating perspectives from history, media studies, ethics, technology, and more.