100 Black Dads Project
A photo project that highlights the loving, hard working, and nurturing side of Black fathers in America.










Letting Black Fathers Share Their Stories
100 Black Dads came about through my involvement in learning about the Black Lives Matter movement, and the desire to contribute to this movement through art. In 2016, I teamed up with two other talented photographers to explore what it means to be Black while raising children in today’s culture.
We hope to use this as an opportunity to listen and learn from each of the volunteers. Each father shares what it means for them to be a Black father raising children in today’s culture.
The photographers behind this project are trying to use this time to listen. We want to make sure to keep ourselves out of the way and just let each dad’s unique story unfold in front of the camera organically. Once the project is complete, we hope that it will find a broader audience for exposure about this important perspective.
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Disrupting stereotypical ideas of what it looks like to be a Black father.
Each Dad’s unique story unfold(s) in front of (the) camera organically with no set notion of what being a Black dad should mean.
On a mission to combat negative stereotypes about black men and set the record straight about what it means to be a black dad.
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Meet The Photographers Behind The Project
Contributing Photographers
Contributing Photographer
Ore Adisina
Oklahoma City based lifestyle and documentary portrait photographer.
My focus is telling stories through images in an honest, unique and meaningful way. My goal is to capture images that excite hearts and remind families of the little details that make each person unique.