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Photojournalism in a Changing Media Landscape

Start: 2025-01-10
End: 2025-01-10
Location: Visit Petaluma

Petaluma Arts Center

230 Lakeville St.

Event Link

Friday January 10, 2025

7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Price Varies

Reservations & Tickets

Erik Castro is an award-winning photojournalist. Erik started his career as the news industry was facing financial challenges. The industry needed photojournalists to embrace new digital storytelling tools and Erik seized the moment to become a one-man visual storyteller. The evening is a presentation of his early and most recent multi-media work including a discussion about working in the industry today.

Erik has received multiple National Press Photographers Association Awards for his multimedia work, wildfire coverage and for his year-long homeless project, BROKEN. He regularly produces photography and videography humanizing complex issues such as homelessness, food insecurity and severe disabilities.