Photojournalist Ron Haviv draws on decades of frontline experience to guide participants through the practice of investigative photojournalism. The session examines how visual reporting can uncover hidden truths, demand accountability, and serve as legal evidence. Drawing on years of working alongside colleagues in some of the world’s most difficult places, Haviv underscores how visual journalism gains its strength from shared effort — collaboration that deepens access, sharpens accuracy, and elevates the work’s power to stand as lasting evidence. Through case studies, Haviv breaks down each stage of a project — from initial idea and research, to planning and logistics, to execution in the field. Participants learn practical tools and a sharper understanding of both the possibilities and ethical responsibilities that come with documenting history through photography.