Filmmaker. Photographer. Storyteller. Poet. Iowa native Chip Duncan has written and directed more than 70 non-fiction films
with distribution in nearly 200 countries worldwide. His still photography has been featured in three books, shown in numerous
galleries and museums, and exhibited at the World Peace Festival in Berlin and the Council on Foreign Relations in New York
City. In a career that spans four decades of international documentary production including interviews with six US Presidents and
numerous cabinet officials, Duncan has created images in more than 45 countries with an emphasis on the spiritual and cultural
lives of marginalized populations. His work includes documentation in numerous crisis zones including Ukraine, Ethiopia,
Afghanistan, Myanmar, Darfur, Haiti, Pakistan, and Nicaragua. Duncan spends considerable time each year in Kenya, Peru, and
the icefields and glaciers that cover southeast Alaska and western Canada. Duncan is a board member for the Juneau Icefield
Research Program in Alaska and an advisor to the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic in Nicaragua.