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‘In Our Hands’: A Short Film
Watch ‘In Our Hands’, our new video exploring what equality and how women can live freely in today’s society.
We asked an inspiring group of girls, young women and people that identify as female what equality means to them and how we might achieve it. Featuring a beautiful poem by Malaika Kegode, the film reflects the diverse experiences of young people and what they are still fighting for. Looking to the future, we consider how women and girls can live freely and fearlessly in today’s society.
Credits:
Poem: Malaika Kegode
Director: Euella Jackson
Camera And Colour Grade: Molly Denton
Sound And Music: Molly Perryman
Editor: Rediat Abayneh
Production Assistant: Elkie McCrimmon
Contributors
Leilah King, Millie Grant, Tiah Ayton, Ciara Hillyer, Izzy Ripley, Nasra Ahmed, Jenna Hartmann, Lexie Denham, Alison Wherry-Alimo, Pascale Maroney, Ellie Daymond, Catriona Dickie and Catherine Blom-Smith
With Thanks to
No More Taboo, Integrate Bristol, Hack A Heckle, Baal Fashion and In Between Time
Produced by Rife Magazine in partnership with Watershed and Bristol Youth Links
Supported by Bristol’s Suffrage Centenary Celebrations, produced by Bristol Women’s Voice and funded by Government Equalities Office.
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