Stephanie Foden

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Stephanie Foden is a Montréal-based freelance documentary photographer and member of Boreal Collective and Women Photograph. Her work, which often explores themes of culture, identity and journeys, depicts a deep, delicate sense of intimacy and mystery, however paradoxical it might sound. Her work has been recognized by the Magenta Foundation, American Photography, Artpil's 30 Under 30 Women Photographers, NPAC, RMG Exposed, Smithsonian Magazine photo contest, TAPSA and the National Geographic Award at the Eddie Adams Workshop. Stephanie has worked with National Geographic, The New York Times, TIME, The BBC, The Guardian, ESPN, Amnesty International and The Globe & Mail.

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| Stephanie Foden, Joel Balsam

This wild river in Quebec is now considered a person. How will it help with conservation?

You can hear the Magpie River long before you see it. The boom of thrashing current slicing through pristine boreal forest roughly 1,000 kilometres from Montreal is familiar to Rita Mestokosho. The Innu writer and…
| Stephanie Foden, Joel Balsam

Video: Can a river have rights? Quebec waterway deemed a person to guard against future development

The Magpie River, flowing through pristine forest about 1,000 kilometres from Montreal, has been cherished by Innu First Nations for thousands of years. To prevent future development on the waterway, Innu, environmental activists, and regional…