Febriana Firdaus travels to meet women who have risen to lead social movements, facing violence, imprisonment, and judgement from conservative societies as they fight for their rights.

The Gecko Project travelled 2,000km through Indonesia’s nickel frontier investigating how the goal of a green, battery-powered future is being achieved through increasingly authoritarian means.

Meet Constance Mwandaa, one of the first female rangers at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project in Kenya. Following her childhood passion for conservation, Connie has broken gender barriers, inspiring a new generation of young women in her community to pursue careers in wildlife protection.

Discover how Restless Development is empowering young leaders worldwide! This video showcases our heartfelt mission to champion youth leadership, driving positive change and sustainable development.

Investigative reporting on land deals, corruption, rights and rainforests.

A reflective, short music documentary about the 'godfather of electronic music.' 

A group of volunteers spill their heart out from the studio.

This video takes you on a tour of Norfolk's rivers, expressing the importance of our internationally rare chalk streams and how their preservation is paramount.

Following an indigenous community as they struggle against the threats to their sacred land

Exposing the dirty supply chain behind high street fasion

Following the brave individuals fighting for their land across the world

Re:sound is a long-form documentary project for the BBC 6 Music Festival that explores what shapes the musical sounds we hear in Bristol today. To make this we talked to some of the most influential musicians to have come out of Bristol.

James and his compatriots struggled to keep the firms from grabbing their land. 

A satirical 'making of' documentary shot during the shoot for the Tom Adams single 'time'