Georgina Goodwin

Georgina Goodwin is a documentary photographer focusing on environment, women and social issues. Georgina is known for her award-winning work covering Kenya’s post-election violence, cancer in Kenya, Westgate terror attack, and refugees in Africa- her image of 30 second old baby refugee Marian winning 2019 British Journal of Photography Portrait of Humanity Award. Georgina is a World Press Photo 6x6 Global Talent Program Mentor, a certified Canon Trainer and Canon Ambassador from 2018-2020.
With 18 years’ experience and now as a mother of two girls, Georgina has expanded her career to mentor and empower storytellers through her media agency GGImages, which works with local media talent across Africa (and the World), and AfricaFotoChat, a platform which aims to bridge the knowledge gap between photographers in Africa and the global photography industry.
Georgina is contributor to Getty Images, Everyday Climate Change and Everyday Extinction, member of WomenPhotograph photographers’ collective, and speaker at TEDxKakumaCamp, the first TED talks to be held at a refugee camp.
Her work has been published by NY Times, Elle, Vogue, AFP and many others, and has been exhibited in Times Square NYC, Tokyo Japan and The Louvre Paris amongst others.
Georgina’s work can be viewed at georginagoodwin.com and instagram.com/ggkenya