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The film follows frontline healthworkers in Borama, Somaliland who have huge mountains to climb, both literally and figuratively, to save their patients. A powerful, uncensored insight into health care for women in Somaliland, the film reveals some of the many layers of complexities facing health workers and patients, both medical and cultural. Global Health Film Festival 2021

Dadaab, Northern Kenya - once the world's largest refugee camp, in 2020 is still home to over 220,000 refugees. 90% Somali who still cannot return to Somalia. Will Kenya integrate the remaining refugees? What is their fate? Director/Camera/Editor

Collaboration of NHS workers with healthcare workers in Tanzania - this film is a story of innovation, a hernia mesh made out of sterilised mosquito net.

Violence is a strong risk factor for mental health and HIV vulnerability among women who sell sex. Join us to view and discuss a specially created short film that gives voice to sex workers in Nairobi, Kenya: the violence they face, how it affects them and the ways they are coming together to address it. The film sets the stage for an innovative study investigating violence, HIV risk and mental health among sex workers in Nairobi.

Border conflicts between the Turkana and the Omo has been going on for decades - resources are scare, water sources are shrinking and government appropriation of land.... means conflict is not going away anytime soon.

The Flipflopi project is a bold project achieving two world firsts. First; building a pioneering 55ft sailing boat entirely from recycled waste; and second; sailing it 5000kms from Kenya to Cape Town through some of the most challenging sailing conditions on earth. It's called The Flipflopi Expedition, because the entire boat will be covered in recycled flipflops - fun, colourful and vibrant. Plastic Waste footage: courtesy of Race For Water Foundation Marine Life footage: courtesy of Sander Den Haring, Greenwater

100 million children in Africa are not in school. This short film celebrates 10 years of empowerment through education. Because every child matters.

Since 2018 and 2019 political transitions in Ethiopia, the entire country has witnessed an increase in violent conflict. Many companies have been negatively affected by this, accept one company, growing coffee in Ethiopia's Oromia region. This film shows how if you invest in the people around you when establishing your business from the very beginning, the communities will do all they can to protect their livelihoods.

Cocoa farms are just the beginning. DOVE Chocolate is investing in schools and youth education programs, helping to provide a brighter future for children in Cote D’Ivoire.