Wendy Correa

Phone: 516.425.0874 Email: WendyCPhoto@gmail.com

Wendy Correa is a New York City-based photographer and educator with a diverse background in photojournalism, production, and teaching. She currently serves as the Program Director at the Josephine Herrick Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to using photography to enhance the lives of individuals in underserved communities.

In addition to her role at the Josephine Herrick Project, Wendy is a Teaching Artist for the Bronx Junior Photo League at the Bronx Documentary Center. In this capacity, she educates middle and high school students in documentary photography and supports their college readiness.

Wendy’s professional journey includes experience as a photo producer and editor in the hip-hop industry, where she contributed to publications such as Scratch, King, Vibe, Essence and Ebony Magazine. She has taught photography at NYU McSilver Program and has been recognized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art for her street photography.

Her personal projects often focus on community engagement and storytelling. For example, she has been involved with Art Start’s Family Portrait Project, collaborating with New York City families experiencing homelessness to present their stories and images.

Wendy’s work reflects a commitment to using photography as a tool for empowerment and social change within her community.

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