Under the partnership, AFP becomes Alliance magazine’s official image partner, providing verified, high-quality photographs across Alliance’s print and digital platforms. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to accuracy, credibility and public-interest journalism.
AFP is a leading global news agency providing fast, comprehensive and verified coverage of events around the world. AFP’s photographic library archives some 70 million photos, with its network of 500 professional photographers producing over 3,000 images a day. It's 2,600 staff represents 100 different nationalities.
“Alliance is a trusted platform for decision-makers in philanthropy,” said Karl Malakunas, AFP’s Head of Philanthropic Partnerships. “As AFP expands its capacity for consequential journalism through philanthropic partnerships, we are delighted to work with Alliance to share verified news from around the globe and to contribute to a stronger public-interest media ecosystem.”
Alliance magazine editor Elaine Stabler said: “Alliance magazine is a global philanthropy media platform with international reach, and collaborating with an equally global news provider is a natural fit. This partnership reflects our worldwide audience and strengthens our diverse, dynamic approach to philanthropy news, storytelling, analysis and opinion. AFP’s provision of verified, high-quality images underscores our shared commitment to accuracy and reliability; an essential assurance for readers in an era increasingly shaped by AI-generated content and misinformation."
Benefiting from the strength of a network of 450 photographers spread across the world, AFP’s International Photo Service, recognised by its peers for its quality and diversity, is rewarded each year at the biggest international awards in photojournalism. Built on the expertise of its photographers and photo editors, AFP’s photo offer is complemented by the production of more than 70 partner agencies.