ReelBorders

🗞️We're excited to see our project featured in a new article by 📷"Seeing the EU’s borders through the eyes of its migrant workers" 👉🏾 You can read the piece, available in multiple languages, here: https://t.co/rr9JJTPZ06

Interested in community archives? Join us on 13/04 at 14:00 at the Nerve Centre to watch one of our workshop shorts about a pioneering cross-border, cross-religious female football team with Northern Ireland Screen Irish Film Institute (IFI) 👉🏾

Northern Ireland Screen's Digital Film Archive | Reel Lives Join us for a special event featuring three local short films centred around community themes from Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive Following the screenings, engage in a panel discussion with Bronagh McAtasney (Outreach and Access Offer, Northern Ireland Screen Digital Film Archive)....

https://nervecentre.org/whats-on/northern-ireland-screens-digital-film-archive-reel-lives

Northern Ireland Screen's Digital Film Archive | Reel Lives Join us for a special event featuring three local short films centred around community themes from Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive Following the screenings, engage in a panel discussion with Bronagh McAtasney (Outreach and Access Offer, Northern Ireland Screen Digital Film Archive)....

Proud to contribute to this initiative on the community archive with our doc “Crossing Lines” by Margaret Gordon. Kudos to the brave women who pioneered female cross-border and cross-community football in NI 👏🏾🚺🏆⚽

According to the EU Commission, Europe has approximately 10 M domestic workers. At least 3.5 M of them are undeclared, lacking basic labour rights. 90% are undocumented migrant women. Visit our web doc, check their testimonies & sign the petition 👉🏾https://abceuta.film

This we want to highlight the many ‘invisible’ domestic workers in the EU. Today we launch our web doc and petition 🚺 https://abceuta.film/ 🚺 to share the stories of domestic workers in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Working without legal papers after the Covid-19 pandemic, the domestic workers are separated from their families, often left without basic rights and exposed to racist and sexist discrimination. Our web doc shares their stories, and our petition has a clear demand to the Spanish authorities: regularise their situation

and were our home for 6 weeks ❤️ Teşekkür ederim and the talented students for making it possible!

Yesterday we shared the first cut of our shorts with the .academy friends ❤️Shokram for coming and giving us some ideas for improvement 🙏🏽🎬