Seivan has spent years documenting the human rights abuses inflicted upon women and girls in humanitarian settings. Seivan's work has not only helped countless survivors share their stories with the world, but has also served as a solid example of ethical and empathic reporting that places the wellbeing of survivors at the forefront of the reporting process.

Since the fall of Shingal into ISIS' hands, Seivan has been actively working to bring the stories of Yazidi women and girls to light with the aim to underscore their needs and accelerate the efforts of the international community to address them.

Seivan's most outstanding work has been on the Yazidi girls who were captured by the ISIS terrorist group and turned into sex slaves. When not shooting, Seivan gives photography workshops to the girls at the camps.

Seivan's clients include:

Ava-Medica
Emma Org.
Jiyan Foundation
The Lutheran World Federation
Madre Org.
Save The Children
UNICEF
UNISCO
UNFPA
War Child
World Monuments Fund - WMF

Change cannot be achieved lest we learn from history.
I thrive to capture those moments
that represent history in the making;
moments to cherish,
moments to reflect upon, 
but also moments which we do not wish to see again.
                                                                -Seivan