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Video for Change Impact Toolkit is here!

by v4c | Apr 24, 2019 | Featured

EngageMedia, in collaboration with the Video4Change network, announce the global launch of the Video for Change Impact Toolkit. This ambitious project unites the knowledge, expertise and best practices of all the seasoned Video for Change practitioners in our network...

Launching the Impact Toolkit in Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Manila

by Egbert Wits | May 14, 2019

Following the global online launch of the Video for Change Impact Toolkit on 24 April 2019, EngageMedia, in collaboration with various partners, organised Toolkit launches in three Southeast Asian cities.

Reclaiming the Exhibition: the Case of InsightShare

by Insightshare | Apr 9, 2019

This post was originally published on the Museum of Equality and Difference site. In conversation with Eugene Van Erven Equalizing, liberating or decolonizing museums, to me, should be about participation, a notion that is not self-evident or always an inherently good...

Member videos

Manufacturing Consent: How Palm Oil Companies Evict

This film by Indonesia Nature Film Society (INFIS) compiles evidence and testimonies of the Dayak tribe from Muara Tae in East Kalimantan, Indonesia, where a palm oil company is grabbing their indigenous land. Members of the clan described evictions without compensation which was organised by PT Borneo Surya Mining Jaya (PT Borneo)
Sustainable Mackerel (Lema) Fishing

Fisher communities, who reside in the villages of Lapitol and Warsambin in Waigeo Island along the straits of Raja Ampat, Papua, earn their livelihood from mackerels (Lema). In this video, they tell us how they manage to protect their environment, while adopting modern fishing techniques.
Indigenous Women Fighting For Their Land

This 2018 movie produced by The Alliance of Indigenous Peoples of the Archipelago (AMAN) features the land struggles of indigenous women in Indonesia. For them, land is not only a source of livelihood but is also a key to their survival and identity. Their lands are being taken over by corporate plantations, mining companies and through conservation concessions. These have...
Video for Change Impact Toolkit

The Video for Change Impact Toolkit helps Video for Change practitioners design for and evaluate social impact.
Kemikal Romance

In Manila, Philippines, there is a community of gay men that meet up in secret at private condominiums and hotels to participate in “Chemsex”. The short film features true stories of 3 young men who were victims of the high social discrimination, HIV epidemic and the ongoing war on drugs waged by the Philippines President.

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Basit Faraz and Bisma Parveez are two #young and talented #Artists from #Kashmir who express their thoughts through their Art.
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