Welcome to In Conversation, the regular podcast of InCompass. Go to InCompass-Hevon Europe.com for free access to all our podcasts to date. This is Paul Adamson, and this podcast is the fourth in a series I'm conducting with nobody left outside, NLO for short.

The NLO is a collective of organizations representing people in some of the most

marginalized communities in Europe, including homeless people, LGBTI people, people who use drugs,

prisoners, sex workers, and undocumented migrants. People in these groups are known to be

at greater risk of poor health,

while at the same time facing many barriers in accessing healthcare. The COVID-19 crisis

has brought into sharp focus of stark inequalities in access to health and social services

for marginalised people who often exist outside formal health care and social support systems.

With this podcast series, we would like to build on the momentum which is now being built,

casting a spotlight on the situation of marginalized people in Europe during the NLO Week

to create time and space for representatives of these communities to share their first-hand experience,

challenges and potential solutions.

The NLO initiative as a whole, NLO Week 2020, and this podcast series have been initiated

and are supported financially by MSD, although the views expressed in this podcast are those of

the invited guests and not necessarily those of MSD.

For further background information, you can go to the NLO website, n0.0.com.

This podcast is different from the previous three, and that we're going to be talking

about photojournalism and user-generated photography because there's a new exhibition,

NLO point of view exhibition to accompany NLO Week,

whose curator is Alan Compton, a photojournalist.

We're also joined by Roberto Perez Gaiyo of Correlation,

Dennis Oniango of the African Advocacy Organization,

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