Is NGO storytelling unethical?

Bondcast by Bond

Feb 18, 202000:37:56Government & Organizations

NGOs rely on the images and stories of the people they work with to communicate the importance of their life-changing work. These contributors generously share their images, experiences and perspectives, but many of the...

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