STEPS uses the power of documentary film as a tool for sustainable social change.
Cape Town, South Africa
Joined November 2014
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Congratulations to No Simple Way Home for winning the Best First Feature award at Festival Films Femmes Afrique!
Watching Mother at Fifteen a participatory film project with a group of young people in Salima. The film making process empowered Mariam, who became a mother at fifteen, to share her own experience and challenges of being a teenage mother.
STEPS conducted a Training of new facilitators in Zimbabwe using film as a tool for advocacy and peer to peer group learning. @CHATBOXAFRICA
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We were privileged once again to meet @maane03 of @stepsfuture in a brief session, where we reminded each other how can keep working for change in our communities using film.
Thanks to #M4SC of @refugeelawproj for always fronting you as catalysts of change in their communities.
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Young people are the future leader right?
And the future is now!
Thanks to @stepsfuture with @refugeelawproj for taking a bold step of empowering young people in Kiryandogo refugee settlement on how they can use film as a tool for social change.
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STEPS has yet again trained 19 young people from 3 settlements as facilitators to use film as a tool at the @refugeelawproj in Kiryandongo. These youth will now use the skills to conduct facilitated film screenings in their refugee settlements
A spectacular film. A must watch !The voices of the people are powerful.
New on #AfriDocs #OnAir With the presidential elections approaching, the country finds itself in a vortex of tension. A radio presenter and his colleagues support the Burundian people who take to the streets to claim their human rights.
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Now on #AfrDocs #BoysWhoLikeGirls A coming-of-age story set in the aftermath of the infamous Delhi gang rape and the rise of the #MeToo movement. It follows teenager Ved as he takes his first wobbly steps into adulthood.
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#HappeningNow Our senior facilitators are training a bunch of new 14 members on Facilitated Film Screening.
"How to use a film as a tool for social change?"
#HappeningNow Our senior facilitators are training a bunch of new 14 members on Facilitated Film Screening.
"How to use a film as a tool for social change?"
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#HappeningNow Our senior facilitators are training a bunch of new 14 members on Facilitated Film Screening.
"How to use a film as a tool for social change?"
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Participants are now engaging on how they can analyse a problem using a tool of "Problem Tree Analysis".
This tool helps a facilitator to figure out the change they are going to work for, in the community.
#HappeningNow Our senior facilitators are training a bunch of new 14 members on Facilitated Film Screening.
"How to use a film as a tool for social change?"
STEPS regional network partners are adapting community engagement activities to COVID 19 restrictions .In Lesotho SM&D are using radio as a platform for their advocacy work #stepsregionalnetwork
watch more participatory documentaries we use in community facilitated film screenings
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It was a good experience to our facilitators who were with them. They bring a lot to share with the rests.
It was also a pleasure to meet our comrades @CinemaKva. We hope to share a lot in future.
Thanks to @refugeelawproj & @NLinUganda
@CinemaKva in their first film screening at Cluster H, Magamaga. The team screened Silent Victim, a film that won #WakimbiziFF2019. The screening was attended @OPMUganda The discussion was on early marriage & #GBV #16DaysofActivism2020 @NLinUganda @Otim_Patrick @Rendeztalent
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It was a privilege to be part of International Refugee Youth Peace and Reconciliation Forum, which took place for the 1st time on the Theme of: "Moving life forward and sustainability of Youths in Uganda."
Thanks to Pilgrim Center for the invitation.
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After last year's @stepsfuture training; Now the group has senior facilitators who are ready to train others.
#SuccessStory is here.
Thanks to @refugeelawproj and @NLinUganda to take us to the next level.
Film is effective in prompting thoughtful discussions on issues affecting the communities. That’s why today we are proud to work with @RebeccaAhaadi & @AbdoulKevin1 from @Rendeztalent to train Basic video advocates in Maaji on Facilitated Film screening with @NLinUganda Support
