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Now, these stories are great examples of how photography can be used to address some of our most important topics.

It is these kinds of stories, ones that go beyond the immediate or just the superficial that demonstrate the power of photojournalism.

Aja Monet: Our story begins like all great, young love stories.

(Applause and cheers) At Sarah Lawrence College, I worked with artists to respond to Hurricane Katrina and the earthquake; I discovered the impact of poetry and the ability to not just articulate our feelings, but to get us to work towards changing things and doing something about it, when a friend, Maytha Alhassen, invited me to Palestine ... PA: We were a delegation of artists and organizers, and we immersed ourselves in Palestinian culture, music, their stories.

Instead of lofty love stories, her characters act naturally, and often awkwardly.

And multiple attachments mean multiple stories.

As writers, we always chase stories, of course, but I think we are also interested in silences, the things we cannot talk about, political taboos, cultural taboos.

But I'm going to try and do something different, and try and just close the loop with some of my personal stories, and try and put a face to a lot of the issues that we've been talking about.

I mean, we need a whole conference just devoted to telling the good stories about the continent.

First of all, Africans, we need to get better at telling our stories.

If no one else will tell our stories, let's do it.

And I also heard these horror stories of when these patients were seeking medical care and how they were treated, and how a lot of their medical needs were ignored.

I read women's stories, trying desperately to get this procedure.

With augmented reality, we have the power to tell stories in public spaces that need to be told.

And then you hear the stories.

I realized that stories like mine were considered to be an exception and never the expectation.

The stories were so compelling that I decided to write a book about them.

So for the last 20 years, since my dental experience, I have been traveling the world and coming back with stories about some of these people.

What I'd like to do right now is share some of those stories with you.

So I was in Dharamsala meeting these people, and I'd spent about five weeks there, and I was hearing these similar stories of these refugees that had poured out of Tibet into Dharamsala.

And I was watching this crowd of monks and nuns, many of which I had just interviewed, and heard their stories, and I watched their faces, and they gave us a little FM radio, and we could listen to the translation of his teachings.

And we have them tell stories about issues in their community in their community that they care about.

And we're going to tell you some stories from the sea here in video.

BL: The white material is a type of bacteria that thrives at 180 degrees C. DG: I think that's one of the greatest stories right now that we're seeing from the bottom of the sea, is that the first thing we see coming out of the sea floor after a volcanic eruption is bacteria.

Those pillars get up to several stories.

This one's several stories tall.

We used the data to tell stories about people who were suffering and how to avoid that suffering, to avoid that "gotcha" bill.

I said, "I have to talk to them about stories.

Remember, this tradition comes to us not from the mists of Avalon, back in time, but further still, before we were scratching out these stories on papyrus, or we were doing the pictographs on walls in moist, damp caves.

There are stories you tell from stages.

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