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STEPS

@stepsfuture

STEPS uses the power of documentary film as a tool for sustainable social change.

 Cape Town, South Africa
steps.co.za
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!
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Cellphone filming training provided by @STEPS with co-facilitation by senior facilitators from @TSURO and @My Age,the platform is serving as capacity building for these young people. Peer to peer learning and sharing.
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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.
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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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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
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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
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SM&D in Lesotho are using zoom to conduct facilitated film screenings to discuss Gender Violence root causes.In this session they had male youth facilitators as audience.They used the film WE DARE to ignite the discussion
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Community facilitated film screening in Salima Malawi by Partner Organisation Malawi.
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STEPS family is celebrating the life of THATO KATA.She is amongst the pioneers of Sesotho Media & Development mobile cinema community facilitated film screening project.Thato dedicated her life to serving her community using film as a tool for change .. We miss you
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Yo can watch the film here youtu.be/9_Xi2eKfAHk
#M2M Film facilitators from 7 African countries participate in a regional capacity building webinar.Today we screened Boys Diaries with our Male facilitators as part of our man 2 man Gender conversations.
SASO team in Malawi using their mobile solar cinema to connect to a STEPS regional zoom capacity building webinar

ALT SASO team in Malawi using their mobile solar cinema to connect to a STEPS regional zoom capacity building webinar

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We had 10 sisters being part of today's facilitated screening. Film Title - Ho etsahetse eng? Part 1 (What happened?)Main Purpose of the Screening was to have a discussion and hear different views from different women about Sexual Harrassment.
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Team CEYOHO SISTERS CONVERSATIONS

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FACILITATED FILM SCREENING -WHAT HAPPENED

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youtu.be/L4W0UCZc42wIn this video Susan Mwape shares her experience as a facilitator as AFZ conducted a meeting with Zambia police. Interesting issues came out in the discussion. Enjoy watching and don't forget to share #thealbinismdream
Mobile cinema film screening and discussion with Zambia police officers some felt we must not label ritual killings because we may end up promoting the act." They're just murder if we label them ritual killings as if the rituals really work we put people with albinism in danger
AFZ ZAMBIA facilitated screening with the police

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