About
I’m Tânia Neves, a visual storyteller, documentary photographer and tour leader. My work gives voice and form to stories often overlooked — from women’s struggles to cultural minorities — using photography, travel, and advocacy as my tools.
I hold a Photography degree from UWE Bristol, a postgraduate degree in Anthropology from the University of Amsterdam, and specialised in Sites of Memory and Human Rights at Universidade Aberta. My photography has been published and exhibited in Portugal, the Netherlands and the UK.
I’ve lived in the UK, the Netherlands, and Cambodia, and I’m currently based in Portugal. These experiences shaped my global perspective and commitment to cross-cultural dialogue.
I speak, write, mentor, and teach with one purpose: to empower others and build bridges between worlds. At its core, my work is about people, resilience, and justice.
Available for documentary photography, exhibitions, teaching, mentorship for entrepreneurs, and speaking engagements on women’s empowerment, minority rights, and storytelling.

Services
Documentary Photographer & Tour Leader amplifying untold voices. Advocate for ethnic justice and female empowerment, available for photography, teaching, mentorship & speaking.
