About | Molly Roberts

Molly Roberts is an award winning visuals editor, independent curator, documentarian and educator based in Baltimore.

With 30 years in the magazine and book publishing world she has contributed to the content and creativity

of many award winning publications including The Washington Post Magazine,

USA Weekend, Smithsonian Magazine and National Geographic Magazine. Special Projects have included

books ; Picture This by Tipper Gore; Gods, Gold and Grandeur by Paul Henry Walker;

The Outdoor America series and The Blue Zone cookbook by National Geographic books.

In conjunction with Women Photojournalists of Washington and Sony Camera, Roberts created a grant for WPOW

members to fund a health related photography project in the Americas. For more details and to see past projects funded by this grant please go to:

https://www.womenphotojournalists.org/lena-grant

Roberts has had the honor to be a juror for many prestigious contests;

POYi (Pictures of the Year, International), Best of Photojournalism , Social Documentary Network, Lens Culture,

Santa Fe Review, Photo Lucida, American Photography Annual and the ASME National Magazine Awards.

She has also participated in panels discussions and presentations about the current state of the photographic

medium and the future of publishing at Ohio University School of Visual Communication, the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting , The Corcoran,

Texas State University , PhotoNola, Northern Short Course and others.

She has been an invited reviewer for Santa Fe Review, PhotoNOLA, Medium Photo Festival, The New York Times Review,

Texas Photo RoundUp, Palm Springs Photo Festival, Eddie Adams Workshop and Women Photojournalists of Washington.

Roberts co-hosts a podcast about photojournalism with Joe Giordano sponsored by Loyola University in Baltimore.

10fps.net

Roberts created a non-profit organization with the dual goal of focusing attention on human rights issues in America

and creating new audiences for important non-fiction photography projects on these subjects.

For more information go to HumaneyesUSA.com

Contact: mollyalena@gmail.com