IMPACT FILMS

"Celebrating 25 years serving the Community" showcases Devon and Cornwall Refugee Support's journey since its founding by Sam and Isatta Kallon in 1999. Despite challenges, Isatta and the trustee’s perseverance led the organisation to charity status in 2009. Today, DCRS continues to uphold the Kallon's vision: "Let us help each other. We are each other's keepers." ​

A Falmouth based local response film to Rubén Abruña's 'Holy Shit: Can poop save the world?'(2023) - identifying actionable steps the community can take to demand change on Britain's unsustainable sewage system. 

I edited the 'Routes to Wellness' film: a research project that co-designed a peer-led community approach to support the mental health of refugees. Collating researchers and public contributors testimonials into a 17 minute long film. The film explores what the project is, the importance of mental health and peer support for refugees and asylum seekers, individuals experiences of participating in the workshops, the projects impact on public contributors lives, the challenges of this kind of research and an insight into what's next.