Photographer and filmmaker Jason Houston explores how we live on the planet and with each other through community, culture, and the diversity of human experience.

Jason’s work— often including various socially engaged approaches— brings to life authentic narratives that recognize agency, authorship, and sovereignty for those in front of the camera, informing conversations on social and environmental justice, and helping to vitalize the wisdom of an Indigenized future for all.

Jason’s work has been published, recognized, exhibited, premiered, and presented online, in print, and at venues worldwide. He is a Senior Fellow in the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP), a Fellow at Wake Forest University’s Sabin Center for Environment and Sustainability, and the 2022 Environmental Peacemaking (EnPAx) Arts Fellow.

jason@jasonhouston.com
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Downloading and backing up—a week up river, and going on two months in the field—documenting illegal mining and narco landgrabs in the Peruvian Amazon. (photo Chris Fagan)

Downloading and backing up—a week up river, and going on two months in the field—in the Peruvian Amazon. (photo Chris Fagan)