The Advocacy Project (AP) is a non-profit nongovernmental human rights organization based in Washington, DC, with a field office in Kampala, Uganda. Our mission is to produce social change by helping advocates for marginalized communities become catalysts for social justice and claim their rights. We believe strongly that social change is best achieved by those who are most directly affected. Through AP's fellowship program, graduate students from North America and Europe, known as Peace Fellows, volunteer to work in the field with advocates in about 40 developing countries to strengthen their voices and develop effective advocacy tools.

NEED creates exposure for humanitarian aid via an educational, artistic, visual narrative of human stories.

I'M MAKING MY OWN SOCIAL DOCUMENTARY PRODUCER..... WE MUST OPEN THE EYES TO EVERYBODY... EVERYBOBY CAN CHANGE.... CAN DO A BETTER WORLD.....

As media consolidation increases, independently distributed films are one of the few outlets remaining for free speech, alternative views and movies with a message. The significance of independently produced and distributed films has grown exponentially as audiences clamor to see feature films and documentaries that introduce new ideas, are socially conscious and that may challenge the status-quo. We realize that there is an audience, both “art-house” and “mainstream,” that refuses to be force-fed Hollywood happy-endings. At Cinema Libre Studio, we believe that movies can make a difference. We strive to be at the forefront of the independent media movement, utilizing the mainstream tools of film distribution, reinventing distribution protocols, combining grassroots outreach with targeted marketing efforts, to produce and distribute feature films, foreign films and documentaries that do make a difference to both art-house, mainstream and home audiences.

I was thinking the world needs a website to share evidence of human rights violations.... I was thinking that'd be far beyond my capability.... Then I found The Hub!! Good work lads!! (& lasses?..)