Cinzia D'Ambrosi is an award-winning photojournalist, founder
of the Hate Hurts project and the not for profit Photojournalism Hub.
Cinzia's work is regularly featured and commissioned by Amnesty
International. Currently, the Hate Hurts project is in a solo exhibition touring in the Czech Republic for an entire year for a
national campaign run by Amnesty International Czech Republic. Among
others, her work has been commissioned by the
charity Protection Approaches (UK), Shelter (UK), Per I diritti Umani
(Italy), Save the Children (UK). Her photo stories have been
published by Der Spiegel, National Housing Federation, European
Council on Refugee and Exile, BBC, Vice, Huffington Post, Metro, Big
Issue, New Internationalist, Oxford University, National Theatre,
Shelter, Save the Children UK, Warscapes to name a very few. Among
accolades received, Hate
Hurts was
selected for the European Month of Photography in Bulgaria (2018) and
won an Award from the Photographers Gallery in London (2017). The
short film Prejudice
and us
received Best Campaign Award from Hammersmith United Charities
(2016), the photo book Transitional
was nominated by the publisher Dewi Lewis (2014), selected for the
Athens Photo Festival (2015) and included in the Hellenic Centre for
Photography Permanent Collection. Her photography work has received
support from Arts Council England, Big Local Trust, Hammersmith
United Charities, Amnesty International Hungary, Amnesty
International Czech and Amnesty International Hamburg.
