Helene Bienvenu is a Hungarian multilingual (photo)journalist.

Helene is a graduate of the Institute of Political Sciences in Paris, and also holds a degree in Hungarian.

Hélène is the author of several guidebooks on Central and Eastern Europe and beyond, published in France. Since 2010, she has worked as a correspondent for French and English-speaking media in Central Europe, based in Budapest. She collaborates with The New York Times in Budapest, and has reported on Poland for La Tribune de Genève and other outlets. She co-released a transmedia documentary on Detroit’s DY Manifesto featuring three short films: diy-manifesto.com. Link to Helene’s photography work: flickr.com

Helene Bienvenu

Basic information

Name
Helene Bienvenu
Title
Photojournalist
Expertise
sustainability, geopolitics, Central-Eastern Europe, Detroit.
Country
Hungary
City
Budapest

Supported projects

Refugees vs. hate speakers in Central Europe

  • Migration
  • Politics

ROME - After a far-right supporter shot six African migrants in Italy, a headline on the Slovak news website Hlavne Spravy explained the tragedy as a retaliation for a murder of an Italian woman by a Nigerian man.