Amid increasing authoritarianism in many parts of the world, the Video4Change Network continues to stand for human rights and social justice. This update includes opportunities for Network members to be part of ongoing initiatives to continue using video to create positive change.
Last month, the Video4Change Network met online to reflect on best practices and lessons learned as a community of filmmakers, storytellers, and advocates working amid the challenges of a global pandemic.
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Coming into 2022, members of the Video4Change Network continue to promote the use of video and technology for advocacy through workshops, film screenings, and audiovisual reporting.
InsightShare will lead the learning session on the use of participatory video as a tool for indigenous peoples to engage and mobilise their communities.
Members of the Video4Change Network have continuously put their efforts in maximising the power of technology and empowering communities to document and expose human rights violations often not covered in mainstream media.