Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Advance Racial Justice Event
We produced a 16:9 event highlights film capturing conversations around data, representation, and racial justice. Bringing together campaigners, community leaders, researchers, and policymakers, the film explores the critical role data plays in identifying inequality and driving meaningful social change. Through a series of interviews and reflections, contributors discuss the importance of trust, collaboration, and lived experience in shaping more inclusive data practices. The film highlights how data can be a powerful tool for understanding communities, exposing systemic disparities, and informing action towards a fairer society. Explore more projects in corporate social impact storytelling, event video production, and community engagement films here.
Advancing Racial Justice Through Data and Collaboration
The film explores the relationship between data, representation, and social justice, examining how meaningful change relies on more than simply collecting information. Contributors discuss the need for transparency, community involvement, and shared ownership of data to ensure it reflects lived realities and supports equitable outcomes. By highlighting both the opportunities and challenges surrounding ethnicity data collection, the piece demonstrates how collaboration across sectors can help build trust, improve understanding, and drive progress towards racial justice. For video production that captures social impact, community voices, and purpose-led initiatives, get in touch here.