FOUNDATION / CHAPTER 11 OF 13
Documentation.
People, not publicity
Future activities would be documented through factual project reports, outcomes and, where appropriate, photographs and testimony. Consent, privacy, safety and the dignity of people receiving assistance must take precedence over visibility. No images or narratives are presented here as evidence of work already carried out.
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A record of work
Once genuine projects exist, documentation could combine practical descriptions, financial figures and evidence of what changed. The distinction between planned activity and completed activity should remain visible.
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Photography and testimony
Any use of photographs, voices or personal stories would require appropriate consent, careful contextualisation and protection of those portrayed. The narrative should not turn vulnerability into an aesthetic device.
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What exists today
There is no current collection of Foundation project photography, field reports or beneficiary testimonials. This page does not present fictional examples as work already carried out.