Did you hear? IPHR just launched our newest initiative: IPHR Investigates.
🤔 But what is IPHR Investigates and how does it work?
We made an explainer to answer all the questions you might have. Click the images to find out more. 👇
Inheritance takes inspiration from @lisamarchiano 's book Motherhood: Facing and Finding Yourself (which I highly recommend) She writes "when we have sacrificed our hands to the aspects of culture that require us to be compliant, it is too easy for our children to slip into the..
@LisaMarchiano ...water…but for many of us, we know that passively accepting our wounds is no longer an option when our children are at stake…in that desperate moment we are healed. We have our own hands.”
Image credit @marlowelune
Inheritance examines the consequence of this alienation and the journey towards female self-actualization. For some women, motherhood offers a surprising opportunity to reconnect to a feminine wisdom.
What do we learn from our mothers about being women? Inheritance is a documentary about our first experiences with gender roles studying the relationship between our own parents. To be release in late 2022/early 2023. Follow this account for updates ❤️
Super excited to see AREA 1, an innovative boardroom advocacy VR platform powered by Wonda to be featured at @SDGaction today in Bonn
Big up to @N_Map & @kemachal for this great project 👏 #Act4SDGs#VR4good
Thrilled to be a part of this groundbreaking festival and to present a VR film I directed called Area 1, which follows the money trail from World Bank investment to a gold mining project in West Africa and a laundry list of human rights violations #VR#SDGs#ACT4SDGS
Excited to announce our Creative Director Katherin Machalek will launch our newest VR film, Area 1, investigating financial accountability in the mining industry at #SDGglobalFest👉Watch live Thursday May 2nd, at 16:30 CET, https://t.co/GdjAHFYcYJ #SDGs#Act4SDGs@kemachal
It was a real honour to featured along-side the amazing @DiepSaeeda in the new @amnesty 'Not Enough Impact Report' exploring where we have had impact and where we need more. https://t.co/1mm7cumpdN
2 women confronted him an elevator. “What you are doing is allowing someone who actually violated a woman to sit in the Supreme Court..You have children in your family. Think about them.” Flake listened quietly, then told the women: “Thank you.” #IBelieveDrFord
Today @nytimes features our reconstruction of Ukraine's Euromaidan protests—which mobilizes 400+ videos to examine police responsibility for civilian deaths. Big thanks to partners @jaydaronson @kemachal Evelyn Nefertari, Pavel Dykan & Alexandra Yatsenko https://t.co/Ohs0RADS6T
Just posted a call for human rights activists in former Soviet States who want to develop media projects that challenge how #Humanrights are framed in their countries. Read, apply, and/or share “Rights Reframed: Media Advocacy Mentorship Program” https://t.co/VRN3xYFHoB
@BenjaminCoelle creating i-docs is really an interactive production much like tech development, but many doc filmmakers don't have any experience with it. Clash of sectors.
@BenjaminCoelle breaks down the "funding-industrial complex" in interactive documentary. Funding priorities shape the story and not the other way around, forcing storytellers to make extra things like games just to prove revenue can be generated.
Just started "watching" a 30-hour mobile documentary on WhatsApp that is taking me on a journey to visit relatives in a prison outside NYC, which is enabled by bot tech. Facinating! #temporarycontact https://t.co/ffnzKWw5BO