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Featured projects
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Doc Edge Rei Foundation Film Fund A new fund from Doc Edge and Rei Foundation to promote the production of new youth-targeted documentaries.
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Storytelling at Dzaleka Gathering and sharing traditional stories in Dzaleka refugee camp, Malawi.
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Alive: a photography project by Kim Hak Stories of the Cambodian diaspora in Auckland, brought to light.
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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.
Journal
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Auckland’s Cambodian community go backstage at Auckland Museum
30 June 2021Read moreIn May 2021, members of Auckland's Cambodian community visited Auckland Museum to view the photographic works created by Kim Hak, documenting personal objects that held meaning as a part of their journey in surviving the Khmer Rouge and refugee camps and then resettling in Aotearoa.
Read moreIn May 2021, members of Auckland's Cambodian community visited Auckland Museum to view the photographic works created by Kim Hak, documenting personal objects that held meaning as a part of their journey in surviving the Khmer Rouge and refugee camps and then resettling in Aotearoa.
Auckland’s Cambodian community go backstage at Auckland Museum
30 June 2021 -
These stories: A novel solution to sharing folk stories in Dzaleka
7 April 2021Read moreRei Foundation’s global partners have faced challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic with resilience and ingenuity. Tumaini Letu, a group working on folktale documentation and sharing in Dzaleka refugee camp in Malawi, is no exception.
Read moreRei Foundation’s global partners have faced challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic with resilience and ingenuity. Tumaini Letu, a group working on folktale documentation and sharing in Dzaleka refugee camp in Malawi, is no exception.
These stories: A novel solution to sharing folk stories in Dzaleka
7 April 2021