Where We Work
Where We Work
East Africa
In the fall of 2001, FilmAid International launched programming in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in North Western Kenya at the request of the UNHCR and IRC. By 2004 FilmAid was working in the Mtendeli and Nduta camps in Tanzania and the Dadaab camps in Eastern Kenya. With shorter term projects also active in Sudan, Uganda and Yemen, East Africa quickly became FilmAid’s largest area of operations. Read More »
Asia
FilmAid Asia is a Hong Kong registered charity and furthers FilmAid's work in the Asia region. It was established in July 2011 following highly successful pilot projects in Thailand's Mae La refugee camp, one of nine camps located on the country's western border with Burma which hosts more than 150,000 refugees. These camps were established in 1984 in response to the influx of refugees fleeing Burma's military action against its indigenous ethnic population. In 2008, the camps saw a further influx of refugees following Cyclone Nargis which was one of the deadliest storms in recorded history. Read More »
Haiti
On January 12, 2010 Haiti was rocked by a major earthquake that devastated the capital, Port-au-Prince, and the surrounding area. Hundreds of thousands died and 1.5 million Haitians were displaced and relocated into tented camps around the country. Read More »
Past Programs
Macedonia, Kosovo Mission, 1999
Afghanistan, 2002
USA Gulf Coast, 2005-2006
Sudan, 2010 Read More »
Where We Work
Blog
- Simon Goff named Executive Director of FilmAid International
- FilmAid Film Festival 2013 -- Call for Entries
- FilmAid launches DADAAB STORIES, a new multimedia project from the world's largest refugee camp
- /Film Podcast Raises $10,000 for FilmAid's Work in Dadaab Refugee Camp
- Global finalist for 2013 Intercultural Innovation Award
“We have no communication with the outside world; no news. FilmAid lets us know what’s going on in the world.”Abdulkadir Abu Barkale, age 22