Cheriss
May is a lauded visual storyteller, president of Women Photojournalists of Washington, an
Adobe Education Leader, and an adjunct professor at Howard University, her alma mater. Her passion
radiates through her aptitude
to connect
to the soul
of those she
photographs.
Cheriss is often
commissioned to speak on diversity and inclusive storytelling. She has been published in O Magazine,
Time, The White House Historical Association, and The New York Times, among others. Her work is
featured in a permanent exhibit: “In Conversation: Visual Meditations on Black Masculinity”, at the
African American Museum in Philadelphia.
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