'Deftly bringing together art and social struggle... Kotevska shows the unspeakable with great empathy and a healthy dose of courage'

A wonderful review of #TheWalk from Cineuropa after packed screenings FIFDH Geneva + cphdox

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We are beyond excited to reveal that Little Amal will be visiting Belfast in May in partnership with the brilliant Belfast City Council and Arts Ekta Watch this space for more surprises very soon...

When my first book for children came out 50 years ago this week, I was very lucky that it was reviewed in two national newspapers by the two top reviewers of the day, John Rowe Townsend and Brian Alderson. The book was noticed. I got booked for schools and libraries.

📣In case you missed it - we've acquired worldwide sales rights to THE WALK, directed by Oscar nominated Tamara Kotevska, and will be presenting the film to buyers at SXSW and CPH:DOX.

Learn more about our latest announcement on Screen International now: zurl.co/qooK

Inside the Darfur camp where a child dies every two hours | Global development | The Guardian theguardian.com/global-develop…

8 million people have been displaced in Sudan. It's the largest crisis of its kind in the world.

Have you met our #ExtraordinaryEarthProject partners? 🌏 WATCH NOW: youtube.com/watch?v=Om_m2q…

With every art submission, your work earns donation funding for challenge partners: Choose Love, Choose Earth, @nwf, Little Amal (The Walk), Eden Reforestation Projects, and @solgaard_co.

NEWS: Internationally acclaimed ‘The Walk’ confirmed for #Belfast2024 programme - ow.ly/ofMt50QF6UY

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The Gaza Strip is the most dangerous place in the world to be a child.

We need a humanitarian ceasefire. Now. uni.cf/49ckkWq

We are honoured to announce The Freedom Theatre has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize🧵

300 days of war in Sudan have been devastating for the country’s children.

UNICEF and partners have been providing life-saving supplies and services, but what the children and people of Sudan need most is an immediate ceasefire, protection and access to aid. James Elder

Rafah is one of the most densely populated places on earth, teeming with children and families, some already displaced many times by war in Gaza.

Of the 1.3 million people seeking shelter, 600,000 are children.

They have nowhere safe to go.

They must be protected.

Rafah could become the deadliest and most destructive chapter of this conflict yet.

1.3 million people are sheltering here. 610,000 are children.

It is one of the last areas in Gaza where hospitals, water and sanitation facilities, and bakeries are still partially functioning.…