Projects

Katumi dropped out of school when she was 13 to work as a street porter to earn money so she could return to school.

Hidden Truth is a candid and intimate portrayal of the effects of domestic violence on women and children in rural Zambia.

Narrated by Morgan Freeman and from the writer of March of the Penguins, this is the story of a group in Zambia who learn filmmaking.

Shot by the Academy Award-winning director of Born into Brothels, this documentary follows a group of unlikely entrepreneurs in Zambia.

Housegirl will tell the story of girls trafficked into domestic service and drive a campaign to help stop the trafficking of vulnerable children.

Cindy, an orphaned schoolgirl in northern Zambia, has a big ambition: she dreams that one day she will become Zambia's top judge.

James and his younger brother Maxwell struggle to survive as young fisherman and pay their school fees without the help of their parents.

Zulie shares the story of her 14–year-old sister Afisha, who is engaged to be married despite her desire to return to school.

Zubeda was forced to leave school at the age of 13 and work 15–hour days as a domestic servant in Dar es Salaam.

When Abigail's mother passed away when she was 9, she was taken in by her grandmother who struggled to take care of her.

Yacinta was 13 when she went to work as a domestic servant. For a year and a half she worked 18 hours a day and was paid £8 a month.

We bring to life stories about people and issues that are often excluded from mainstream media