We Hold the Camera. We Tell the Story.

A collective of Rohingya photographers, storytellers, artists, and visual creators documenting daily life, culture, memory, and resilience through the power of photography.

Rohingya people captured through photography by the Rohingya Photographic Society

ABOUT THE SOCIETY

Stories Through Our Own Lens

Rohingya Photographic Society is a Rohingya-led collective of photographers, storytellers, artists, documentary filmmakers, and visual creators. We document daily life, culture, memory, identity, and resilience through photography and visual storytelling.

Based in the Rohingya refugee community in Bangladesh, we create space for Rohingya voices to be seen, heard, and preserved through our own perspectives and experiences.

OUR WORK

Documenting Stories That Matter
Visual Storytelling

Documenting everyday life, experiences, culture, and resilience through photography.

Community Documentation

Recording important moments, events, and stories from Rohingya communities.

Photography Workshops

Providing learning opportunities and mentoring for emerging Rohingya photographers.

Creative Mentorship

Supporting young photographers, artists, and storytellers in developing their skills.

Photography Competitions

Creating opportunities for Rohingya photographers to showcase their creativity and perspectives.

Preserving Our History

Building a visual record of Rohingya life, culture, memory, and experiences for future generations.

FEATURED WORK

Stories From Our Community

FOUNDER

Ro Yassin Abdumonab

Resilient Journalist & Producer Documentarian | Social Activist

Forced to flee Myanmar in 2017, I found my voice in the refugee camps of Bangladesh through the lens of a camera. Today, I am an award-winning freelance photojournalist and humanitarian whose work has been featured in The New York Times, Reuters, BBC, and The Guardian. As the founder of the Rohingya Photographic Society, I mentor young refugees to document our shared history and advocate for change.

Faces Behind the Lens

Meet the photographers, artists, storytellers, and creators documenting Rohingya life through their own perspectives.

Hamidul Absar

Documentary photographer and visual storyteller

Muhammad Saba

A young Rohingya photographer committed to documenting people, culture, and everyday life with creativity and purpose.

Ro Mohammed Sadek

A Young Rohingya Photographer, Videographer, and Humanitarian Worker.

Hubaib Chowdhury

Photographer, Teacher, and Story Writer

OUR MISSION

Our Stories. Our Perspective. Our Voice.

The Rohingya Photographic Society exists to connect the world to the stories that matter. Through visual storytelling, we document the experiences of Rohingya communities and help ensure that our history, culture, struggles, and resilience are seen and remembered.

Rohingya-Led

Stories documented by members of the community themselves.

Authentic Stories

Real experiences captured through the perspectives of Rohingya photographers.

Visual Heritage

Preserving photographs and stories for future generations.

Rohingya people captured through photography by the Rohingya Photographic Society

JOIN THE SOCIETY

Have a Story to Tell?

Are you a Rohingya photographer, storyteller, artist, or visual creator? Join a growing community documenting our people, culture, and experiences through visual storytelling.

WORKSHOPS

Learn. Create. Tell Your Story.

Through photography workshops and mentoring, we help emerging Rohingya creators develop their skills and find new ways to tell meaningful stories through images.

PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

Your Lens. Your Story. Your Perspective.

The Rohingya Photographic Society creates opportunities for Rohingya photographers to showcase their work, share their perspectives, and be recognized for their creativity.

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