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My Beloved by Kim Hak
A photographic project by the Cambodian photographer celebrates the people and landscape of his country.
Malawi Folklore Database Project
A new website will make Malawi’s cultural heritage more accessible to its people.
A collaborative project captures the personal histories of the Cambodian diaspora in Japan
A collaborative project captures the personal histories of the Cambodian diaspora in Japan.
Doc Edge Rei Foundation Film Fund
A new fund from Doc Edge and Rei Foundation to promote the production of new youth-targeted documentaries.
Storytelling at Dzaleka
Gathering and sharing traditional stories in Dzaleka refugee camp, Malawi.
Alive III: a photography project by Kim Hak
Stories of the Cambodian diaspora in Auckland, brought to light.
Sa Sa Art Projects, cultivating Cambodia's arts community
An artist-initiated and run space dedicated to experimental and critical contemporary art practices in Cambodia.
Cambodian Living Arts
Arts education, playing a key role in reinvigorating Cambodia's arts scene.
Malawi folktales come to the theatre
Theatrical performances of Malawian folktales entertain.
Preserving Malawi's film archives
Malawian technicians equipped to digitise and safely house the nation's film archives.
Malawi folksongs
Safeguarding and celebrating Malawi's diverse musical traditions.
Doc Edge Schools brings documentaries to young audiences
Opening young minds in Aotearoa and the Pacific with local and international documentaries.
Teaching the history of the Khmer Rouge to a new generation
Bophana Center created a mobile app to better teach Cambodian history.
Mapiko Athu puts science on TV
Using everyday situations to teach science to kids in Malawi.
Far from home: Menes La Plume's national tour
The Congolese musician and poet brings a message of peace across Malawi.
Tonga leitis, equipped for change
A scholarships programme to help transition Tongas leitis and others to gain employment.
Ngā Rangatahi Toa
Positive change for rangatahi through the arts.
Storytelling time in Lilongwe and beyond
Folktales come alive at weekly storytelling sessions in Malawi's capital.
Multilingual health access for Nepali mothers in Tokyo
Working to improve access to health care and services for migrant mothers in Japan.
Partnering for health in Phnom Penh
Integrating social work into healthcare at a Cambodian hospital.
Amayi empowers women in business
A social enterprise trains women to create high quality knitted and crocheted goods.
Supporting research in peace and conflict studies
Rei Foundation scholarships support PhD candidates from around the world.
Nthawi ya Nthano: sharing folktales on radio and television
Using television and radio to share traditional stories with young audiences around the country.
Documenting Malawian folktales
Safeguarding and revitalising Malawi's folklore heritage.