Nina Emett is founding Director of arts social enterprise FotoDocument. She is a passionate believer in visual storytelling to engage people in powerful narratives, creating active global citizenship for positive change. She has overseen the creation and delivery of four services: FotoStory creates dynamic photo essays, videography & animation for business, NGOs & public service to showcase positive social & environmental stories.Clients include CARE International, BNP Paribas, Bioregional, Southlands Hospital, Isle of Wight Council, Elite Fine Foods; FotoSchool delivers educational workshops which foster critical thinking & visual literacy. Clients include City Hall, Grace Academy, Stonebridge Primary School; FotoAward is an international documentary photography award for women, supported by Nikon, focusing on positive impact; FotoAgency's clients include Common Purpose, UnLtd, SE Assist, The Great Escape. Nina has worked as photographer, educator and curator for these services as part of a team since 2012. In 2015 she won a People Environment Achievement (PEA) Award for FotoDocument's acclaimed "One Planet City" project.Nina has worked extensively with the photography archive of the late Marilyn Stafford since 2014. She is co-Director of Marilyn Stafford Photography and Photo Archive Manager. She has curated several exhibitions of her work including at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery and is co-editor of "Marilyn Stafford - A Life in Photography" published by Bluecoat Press.Nina previously held leading roles in strategy and management in the public & voluntary sectors where she has a track record of conceptualising and delivering complex arts and issue-based projects. She was strategic lead for Brighton & Hove City Council's anti-racism strategy (2006-2009), where she implemented community cohesion measures in collaboration with Sussex Police. She worked on sabbatical in Rwanda for SURF on a therapeutic arts project for genocide survivors (2006). Previously, she managed refugee education charity, Salusbury World Refugee Centre, where she developed key support & creative services to integrate refugee children into school (1999–2003).Nina has a Level 3 Teaching Award in Education & Training (2017); is a Fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs (2011); holds an MSc in International Development, University of London (2006); a Postgraduate Diploma in Photojournalism, University of the Arts, London, (1997); and a BA Hons in French, Newcastle University (1991).