As access to digital media increases, ethical considerations regarding the collection and dissemination of visual data become ever-more imperative, particularly given the varying, sometimes conflicting interests of those who produce and consume visual data, including research communities and anthropologists across all subfields. This series explores negotiation of representational authority, control in the circulation of images, display of images in different contexts, relations with and responsibilities toward research subjects and communities, balancing rights to privacy and knowledge circulation, and collection and dissemination of visual materials within the context of globally expanding use of digital media.