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Family photos displayed in homes ‘can be formative for our sense of identity’

New research shows that a measly 2% of family photos ever make it onto the wall of people’s homes, with most of these memories existing purely on digital devices. But how does this huge reduction in the developing of photographs affect kids’ sense of self? Sean was joined by Kate Demolder, a freelance journalist, who has been investigating this for the Irish Independent...

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14.20 16 Oct 2023


Family photos displayed in homes ‘can be formative for our sense of identity’


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14.20 16 Oct 2023


New research shows that a measly 2% of family photos ever make it onto the wall of people’s homes, with most of these memories existing purely on digital devices. But how does this huge reduction in the developing of photographs affect kids’ sense of self?

Sean was joined by Kate Demolder, a freelance journalist, who has been investigating this for the Irish Independent...


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