A photographer and educator based in Italy, Erica graduated from the Italian Institute of Photography and specialized in semiotics at CFP Bauer, a vocational school in Milan. Working across nations to implement participatory photography projects, she is a member of Voce, a collective dedicated to participatory art actions. Her past work has focused on communities, migration, trauma, and current issues. 

At PhotovoiceWorldwide, Erica combines her role as a project manager with that of an instructor for our Creative Facilitation course, where she shares her expertise in arts-based techniques. Involved in a number of projects, she likes to be able to diversify her work.

Erica has traveled and lived in different countries in Europe and Asia, and especially enjoyed her life in Thailand and Canada. She is passionate about film photography, cinema, dancing, and hula hooping. 

Currently pursuing a degree in psychology while getting certified as an art therapist, Erica specializes in photo and video therapy.

Lee Anne holds a B.S. in psychology with a double minor in communications and American Sign Language. She loves learning about new photography techniques and conducting qualitative research to create a more accessible, inclusive and equitable world, specifically for those with disabilities in higher education and in the workforce. 

In addition to working with PhotovoiceWorldwide, Lee Anne is the coordinator disability outreach at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte's Career Center. She is in her 2nd year in the M.A. psychology program at UNC Charlotte, with the eventual goal of earning her PhD and working for a university or nonprofit. In her spare time, Lee Anne enjoys hiking, reading, traveling, and photography.

Diana joined the PhotovoiceWorldwide team in 2020 as a content editor and proofreader. Involved in writing for and editing print publications since childhood, she has made wordsmithing her professional career for more than 20 years. In addition, she spent 10 years as the senior speechwriter for the president of a small, liberal arts university in New England.

Educated at Cornell University, Diana holds a bachelor of arts in English, and her passion for words manifests in epic games of Scrabble with family and friends. When not knitting, she serves as President of the Board of the independent nonprofit The Veterans’ Place, Inc., which provides transitional housing and programs for homeless Veterans. The mother of four grown children, Diana lives in Central Vermont with her husband of 41 years, their Karelian Bear Dog Luna, and a Virgin Island rescue mutt named St. Thomas.

Diana Nazareth is a participatory photography program designer and facilitator, certified therapeutic photography practitioner and founder of Project Kids & Cameras. Her programs and workshops are informed by an extensive study of key progressive methods such a PhotoVoice, Literacy Through Photography, and Visual Thinking Strategies and she has facilitated participatory and project-based photography workshops to over a thousand participants in schools, community art centers, libraries and through community-engagement initiatives both in-person and online. She received her B.A. in Communications/Photojournalism from Temple University, her Teaching Artist Certification from The University of The Arts, Philadelphia, PA, and her certification in Therapeutic Photography for Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland. She recently became part of the Photovoice Worldwide team as Business Development Lead, Educator.