TED: When a reporter becomes the story | Giles Duley

The speaker shares their journey from being a fashion and music photographer to using photography as a tool for storytelling. They recount experiences with individuals like Nick, a young man with autism, and communities such as the Rohingya refugees and street kids in Ukraine. The speaker reflects on their personal injury in Afghanistan and emphasizes the power of stories to inspire change and resilience. They encourage everyone to use their experiences to make a difference in the world.

What motivated the speaker to transition from fashion and music photography to documenting stories of people?

Describe the relationship between the speaker and Nick. How did it influence the speaker's work?

What was the significance of the photograph taken of Nick during a moment of self-harm?

How did the speaker's experience in the Rohingya refugee camps impact their perspective on storytelling?

What are some of the challenges faced by the Rohingya refugees as described by the speaker?

What lesson did the speaker learn from their experience with the street kids in Ukraine?

In what way did the speaker's injury in Afghanistan change their understanding of their own story?

Reflect on the speaker's journey and the importance of resilience in their storytelling.

How does the speaker suggest individuals can make a difference in the world?

What does the speaker believe is the role of storytelling in addressing personal and collective struggles?