Maggie Hallahan Photography & Video, guides companies through a collaborative conceptual process to the action of creating outstanding visual tools.

C A P TA I N M A G G I E H A L L A H AN  Advocate for: Diversity, prosperity, and peace. Man Up Campaign consultative status with ECOSOC for the CSW64 UN Delegate, based in California.    

Maggie is an award-winning photographer, director, and US Coast Guard-licensed Captain.  Her unique  perspective is informed by over 25 years as a globally-respected photo-journalist and her time as Captain  and President of WOCC, a women's outrigger organization. Maggie has photographed for a number of major domestic and international publications such as Newsweek, Time, The New York Times, and Der Spiegel.  Her journalism work often overlapped with her localized marketing for the UNFPA, UN, and partner NGOs. Maggie is proudly WBENC-Certified. creating positive impact  and understanding on the importance of how women are featured in imagery for Fortune 500 clients including  Adobe, the Disney Company and CBS.  Captain  Maggie speaks on the history of International Women's Day which originated in the1946 United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). Maggie worked as a UNFPA Photographer and Communications Liaison at the 1995 4th World Conference on Women in Beijing and multiple annual CSW’s at the UN Headquarters in New York. She is uniquely qualified to share actionable plans to achieve  gender equality  and her talks include  UN data  points on the 1/3 Gender Equality Hurdle and the Art of Intergenerational Discussions.  Maggie is one of many who believe to be willing is not enough. We must act now to get over33% women  decision-makers in government and business in order to attain  critical mass. Hear more on this and other topics in her podcast mhpv.net/about