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Sometimes difficult to illustrate the severity of tobacco advertising because we can't use logos

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I may have missed — is there a standard consent form approved by Vital?

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Kids crossing street in SP. It shoes holistic RS approach and RS partners work aimed at protecting most vulnerable.

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Kids crossing street in SP. It shoes holistic RS approach and RS partners work aimed at protecting most vulnerable.

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To avoid stigmatizing diseases such as obesity and diabetes in the photos we use in campaigns

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A poster on a street that is part of a MMC 

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A poster on a street that is part of a MMC 

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pictures of children are wonderful but you have to be very careful to get all the proper permissions. 

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pictures of children are wonderful but you have to be very careful to get all the proper permissions. 

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No opportunities to go into the field, especially outside NYC. Work in a global partnership with different ideas about imagery and consent.

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Last year campaign in Mexico we used electronic billboards in the streets at traffic lights, we have pictures of cars, in red, looking at the PSA.

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Last year campaign in Mexico we used electronic billboards in the streets at traffic lights, we have pictures of cars, in red, looking at the PSA.

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Is it ethical to use screenshots of other people's social media posts?

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a image that showing people taking photo of our poster

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Till what age is a child a child, and we need consent of a guardian too?

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Till what age is a child a child, and we need consent of a guardian too?

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For one of STOPs blogs highlighting how the tobacco industry harms the environment, I liked the stock image we used of a bird holding a cig in its beak. I think it was a subtle yet powerful way to convey our message. 

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For one of STOPs blogs highlighting how the tobacco industry harms the environment, I liked the stock image we used of a bird holding a cig in its beak. I think it was a subtle yet powerful way to convey our message. 

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to illustrate meetings and workshops. we have too many images of group photos with water bottles on the tables

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to illustrate meetings and workshops. we have too many images of group photos with water bottles on the tables

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Photograph people looking at or reacting to new signage or other public communication about new non-smoking areas- demonstrate impact of policy

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Photograph people looking at or reacting to new signage or other public communication about new non-smoking areas- demonstrate impact of policy

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Beautiful, well framed, feel personal and intimate.

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to get permission form parents about their kids

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No-smoking/vaping signage in public places, ideally with people looking at it (Erin)

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No-smoking/vaping signage in public places, ideally with people looking at it (Erin)

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Road safety improvements, vibrant street redesigns, people safely interacting with various roads

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Road safety improvements, vibrant street redesigns, people safely interacting with various roads

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Obtain photos for new maternal health program.

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Obtain photos for new maternal health program.

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1.- a sequence of the evolutions of the campaigns, 2.- people reacting to a campaign. 

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1.- a sequence of the evolutions of the campaigns, 2.- people reacting to a campaign. 

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using stock photos of diseases in campaigns thay may not portray exactly the message we want to pass

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Too many photos of random people talking at events

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Too many photos of random people talking at events

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the principals seem to be universal, but interesting to look and consider into local norms on the same

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the principals seem to be universal, but interesting to look and consider into local norms on the same

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Maybe some sort of template/contract for transfer of rights

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Maybe some sort of template/contract for transfer of rights

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guidance on use of photos from secondary sources such as news papers

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guidance on use of photos from secondary sources such as news papers

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I love this image of trash being scooped up to show the volume of waste that comes from e-cigarettes. I am not sure, though, how accurate it is since we don't know whether this is actually refuse from th products (probably not). Where does that land in terms of ethics? 

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I love this image of trash being scooped up to show the volume of waste that comes from e-cigarettes. I am not sure, though, how accurate it is since we don't know whether this is actually refuse from th products (probably not). Where does that land in terms of ethics? 

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The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (en-GB)

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Millions of disposable vapes that could be recycled are ending up in landfill despite containing lithium, an in-demand metal needed for batteries.

A joint investigation by the Bureau, Sky News and the Daily Telegraph suggests that two disposable vapes are being thrown away every second in the UK. Over a year, this is enough lithium to make roughly 1200 electric car batteries.

Sales of disposable vapes are currently booming. A survey by Opinium - on behalf of Material Focus, a not-for-profit recycling organisation - found 18% of 4,000 people surveyed had bought a vape in the previous year, with 7% buying a single-use device. Having virtually disappeared, disposable vapes now appear to be driving the growth in the overall e-cigarette market.

The Opinium figures would suggest about 168 million disposable vapes are being bought every year in the UK. Two of the biggest brands in the country are Elf Bar and Geek Bar, which between them make up about 60% of the market. Most of the devices, also known as single-use e-cigarettes, contain a rechargeable battery but no charging port and are designed to be disposed of once the battery runs out.

More than half of people that buy single-use vapes bin them, according to the research.

While each vape contains just 0.15g of lithium, the scale of the waste means about 10 tonnes of the metal is ending up in landfills.

"We can't be throwing these materials away. It really is madness in a climate emergency - lithium is one of the things that is going to fuel the green economy," Mark Miodownik, professor of materials and society at University College London, said. "It's in your laptop, it's in your mobile phone, it's in electric cars. This is the material that we are absolutely relying on to shift away from fossil fuels. We need to take care of every bit of lithium."

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Rise of single-use vapes sending tonnes of lithium to landfill

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Millions of disposable vapes that could be recycled are ending up in landfill despite containing lithium, an in-demand metal needed for batteries. A joint investigation by the Bureau, Sky News and the Daily Telegraph suggests that two disposable vapes are being thrown away every second in the UK.

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A lot of STOP's work is about preventing industry influence over policy. It's difficult to capture that in action.

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A lot of STOP's work is about preventing industry influence over policy. It's difficult to capture that in action.

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to portray tobacco new products in campaigns in a way its clear to understand what it is and not to incentivize the use of the product

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build a pool of experienced photographers (worldwide) that understand these guidelines. 

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build a pool of experienced photographers (worldwide) that understand these guidelines. 