The newly highlighted photographs are meaningful partly because they provide glimpses of that less formal side.
They remind viewers that Diana's life cannot be reduced to royal ceremonies, fashion photographs, or newspaper headlines.
She was also a daughter, a sister, a friend, and most importantly, a mother.
Những lần "nổi loạn" của Công nương Diana
Turning Personal Experience Into Compassion
One of the defining aspects of Diana's later public life was her involvement in humanitarian causes.
She became associated with efforts to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS at a time when misinformation and fear surrounding the disease were widespread. Her public interactions with people affected by HIV helped challenge some of the stigma surrounding them.
She also became involved in campaigns concerning landmines and supported causes involving vulnerable people around the world.
These efforts were significant because Diana often used her visibility to draw attention to people who otherwise received little public attention.
