Aimee Corrigan is a freelance photographer, writer, and producer whose first documentary project, "The Village Heals: HIV/AIDS in Rural Zimbabweé, was presented at The University of Zimbabwe in 2001.
Since then, Aimee has produced media for several organizations in Boston and London; including Life is good Inc., Action for Southern Africa, Project Joy, and The Panos Institute.
Aimee is the Practicum Manager at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University. Based on the philosophy that media can make a difference, the CDIA Practicum creates partnerships with non-profit organizations around the world. As Practicum Manager, Aimee has coordinated web, photo, video, and 3D productions that capture the spirit of dozens of non-profits in Boston and beyond.
Aimee is currently producing a documentary on Hurricane Katrina's impact on Mississippi's poorest children. Her photographs from Nollywood will be on exhibition around the United States.
