Jocelyn Bain Hogg and the criminal underworld in Great Britain.

Pierre Terdjman on social integration in Israel and its limits.

Photo Assignment by Getty Images.
Followed by Q&A.

‘England Uncensored: A Decade of Photographing the English’.
Followed by Q&A.

EOS Movie – the making of ‘Rugby: The lifeblood of New Zealand’. Followed by Q&A.

Alvaro Ybarra Zavala: violence and wars being waged in Colombia.

Chien-Chi Chang, a “tourist” and his view of Burma.

Creating Short Films with EOS
Followed by Q&A

VII

Followed by Q&A

Deadline Every Second’

AP photojournalists on the front line.

Followed by Q&A.

Organized, with the assistance and in cooperation of ASMP (United States) and UPP (France), a round table dealing with picture agency and photographers relationships.

A panel of esteemed photographers, agencies and collectives leaders will explore: "Between Art + Commerce - How do We Make this Symbiotic Photographer's-Agencies Relationship Work?".

The round table will explore the globalization of photography, what agencies do and don't do for their photographers, what money photographers - make or do not make - with an agency, the affect of this economic model on this fragile business relationship and quite simply whether photographers need an agent at all... will be dealt with. Scott Mc Kiernan, veteran photographer, with long time experience in North, South America, Africa, Asia and Europe, and now CEO of ZUMA Press in the United States, will moderate a panel comprising of representatives of photographers associations and picture agencies associations, as well as collectives and picture agencies, a photographer and a picture editor.

More information on CEPIC and the up-dated list of panelists: 

http://www.cepic.org/events/2011/06/cepic_panel_dynamics_relationship_between_agencies_and_photographers

Accredited professionals only.

Simultaneous translation guaranteed.

Valerio Bispuri & Fernando Moleres on prisons in South America and Africa, seen from the inside.

Yuri Kozyrev, Rémi Ochlik, Patrick Chauvel & Jérôme Delay with their views of the Arab Spring.

In French only

Reportage by Getty Images - The Arab Spring
Followed by Q&A

Winner of Canon AFJ award
Followed by Q&A

War photography and beyond
Followed by Q&A.

in French only, accredited professionals only

Multimedia Storytelling @ MediaStorm
The digital age is giving photojournalists extraordinary new ways to report and distribute stories. We have a greater level of authorship and an unprecedented opportunity to reach a global audience. How can the long-form, in-depth visual storyteller satisfy both their journalistic and financial needs in this environment?     

(accredited professionals only)

The collective present Zmâla 

(accredited professionals only)

Barbara Davidson on gangs in Los Angeles and their innocent victims.

Gaël Turine & Cédric Gerbehaye on South Sudan.

Catalina Martin Chico covering Yemen. A panel presenting the winner of the Visa d’Or award for humanitarian reporting.

Conference with the 2011 winner, Catalina Martin-Chico / Cosmos

Médecins du Monde present its webdocumentary  (in french only).

http://www.lavieasac.com/

VII
Followed by Q&A

‘The Jones Family’
Followed by Q&A

A retrospective.
Followed by Q&A.

Emphas.is is a platform for photojournalism that offers a unique bond between photojournalists and their audience, and in the process aims to create a new financial model for photojournalism in the 21st century. Emphas.is uses crowdfunding as a tool and has proven that photojournalism has a large and enthusiastic following that is willing to contribute financially when given the right rewards. Emphas.is offers these rewards in the form of unique access to photojournalists and their work process.

Presentation of the Grants Showcase (accredited professionals only)

Issouf Sanogo, Yoan Valat & Mickael Zumstein on events in Ivory Coast.

A panel presenting the winner of the City of Perpignan award for the best young reporter, Ed Ou, reporting on child soldiers in Somalia. With Jean-Marc Pujol, Perignan's mayor.

Presentation of the 2011 winner, Ed Ou/Reportage by Getty Images and of his work on child soldiers in Somalia exhibited at the Église des Dominicains.

Riccardo Venturi & Olivier Laban-Mattei on Haiti, 18 months after the earthquake.

Presentation of the webdocumentary of Mehdi Ahoudig and Samuel Bollendorff (in french only).

Is France a macho country - in politics, at work, and in society in general?

Will the DSK scandal challenge the taboo on everyday sexism in France? For politicians and businessmen, macho beliefs and behavior are still, unfortunately, standard practice. Could the DSK scandal be an opportunity for changing attitudes and behavior? Are women - and also men - willing to see France move away from these stereotypes?

The panel discussion will be led by Valérie Toranian, Editor of Elle magazine, and Caroline Laurent-Simon, feature reporter with ELLE. With : Vincent Cespedes, philosophe, Catherine Le Magueresse, jurist, Elisabeth Levy, founder and managing editor of "Causeur", Arnaud Montebourg, deputy and chairman of the General Council of Saône-et-Loire, Audrey Pulvar, journalist and presenter of television.

Join Brian Storm, Founder and Executive Producer of MediaStorm (http://mediastorm.com), to watch and review several of MediaStorm's award winning productions.

Webdocumentary presentation made by collective The WOMPS    

Yuko Sugimoto, the woman whose photo now symbolizes the disaster which struck Japan on March 11, 2011; together with the photographer, Tadashi Ohkubo, and Joe Isawa, the photographer who found Yuko later, plus Paris Match panelists.

A panel presenting the winner of the Canon Female Photojournalist Award, Martina Bacigalupo, and her story of a woman in Uganda, Filda Hadoch.