We're delighted to announce that we were successful in our bid to the @creativescots Multi-Year Fund.

This means we can continue to support people with lived experience to use their story through film and audio to create social change, in an innovative, safer, and more equitable way.
#storytelling

Shockingly, 42 children are made homeless every single day in Scotland, but it doesn't need to be that way. With your help and support, we can tackle the #HousingEmergency together.
🔗 shelterscotland.org/donate

For children, adolescents and youth, the #ClimateCrisis poses a direct and indirect threat to their right to education. We believe that education can equip young people with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle the Climate Crisis 🌍 📚 plan-international.org/publications...

The National Care Organisations in Scotland have published a Position Statement on the increase in Employer National Insurance Contributions.
Read the statement in full here: https://buff.ly/40A4v8G

We will be joining Creative Edinburgh to talk about "The Art of Storytelling" on the 4th February 12pm-1pm.

Link to book a place below. #Storytelling

How do you use your lived experience safely?

We worked with a group of trainee tour guides from
Invisible Cities in Glasgow who employ people with lived experience of homelessness.

We explored storytelling, protecting the teller, understanding boundaries and working with triggering content.

40% of girls don't finish secondary school.

When girls have access to education, they develop the knowledge, confidence and life skills. Against all odds, girl are determined to learn. And together, we can clear the way.

Donate today ➡️ bit.ly/3Zmiq2O

Lived Experience isn't something to be taken and used.

People with lived experience should be involved and embedded in every part of the filmmaking process, and compensated in an equitable way.

We make films for social change with people.