Second part of a 3-episode series studying the use of rape and sexual harassment during war conflicts, especially on the recent cases of rape and harassment reported during protests in Iran.
In this 1-minute video series, we explore how democracy took shape in different countries, starting with the United States. From the birth of a nation to the fight for labor rights and beyond, we uncover the key moments that shaped American democracy.
Mashrūtiyyat: Poems of Revolution in Iran explores the poetry of Iran’s Constitutional Revolution, where poets like Mīrzādeh ‘Ishqī used verse as a weapon against tyranny. Their words fueled demands for freedom, civil rights, and gender equality—echoing through history as acts of resistance.
The World Liberty Congress series illuminates the powerful stories of activists from 52 nations living under oppressive regimes. From Iran to Venezuela, China to Syria, these courageous individuals fight tirelessly for freedom, democracy, and human rights. Through their resilience and determination, the series showcases the interconnectedness of global struggles against tyranny, inspiring solidarity and hope for a more just world.
The Bahá’í Contributions to Modern Iran series explores the transformative role of Iranian Bahá’ís in the nation’s modernization, highlighting their achievements in education, culture, and social reform despite decades of systemic persecution. This series sheds light on their resilience and enduring impact on Iran’s progress and identity.
Story of the City is a 12-minute documentary series exploring the intricate relationships between people, urban spaces, and politics in Iran, highlighting how power and freedom shape the dynamics of its cities.
“Persian Poets” celebrates the timeless beauty of Persian poetry, exploring classical and contemporary poets through thematic short films accompanied by meditative readings.
The Dreamers is a compelling documentary series that explores the lives of individuals who embark on courageous journeys in search of their own version of utopia. Each episode captures the dreams, struggles, and resilience of those who dare to envision a better future beyond borders.
In this featured episode we meet Sanjar, a storyteller and master kite-maker based in Southern England, offering an inspiring glimpse into his life and his pursuit of dreams beyond borders.
#OurStoryIsOne honours the lives and sacrifices of the 10 Baháʼí women executed in Shiraz in 1983 and celebrates the enduring struggle for equality and justice by women in Iran over the past four decades.
“The Book Odyssey explores the works of influential Iranian and international writers, delving into their novels and the stories that have shaped literary and cultural landscapes.”
This project explores civil rights during detention in Iran, focusing on empowering individuals with knowledge of their legal rights when facing imprisonment for political activities. It provides actionable insights to navigate challenges and stand resilient against injustice.
A documentary exploring the Bahá’í community in the serene countryside of Barcelona, Spain. This short film shines a light on the power of asking meaningful questions and the courage to stand against disinformation, offering a thoughtful reflection on truth, resilience, and community values.
Freddy Guevara, former Venezuelan deputy, claims Maduro’s government blocks free elections, prompting citizens and NGOs to organize an independent vote, undermining Maduro’s global legitimacy.
Explore the living cultural traditions of Iran in Intangible Heritage of Iran, a series that delves into the arts, rituals, and knowledge passed down through generations, connecting people to their history and identity.
Uncover the truth behind the unjust persecution of political activists during the Women, Life, Freedom uprising in Iran.
Filternet is a thought-provoking series that delves into the complex realities of internet access and digital freedom in Iran. Through in-depth research, curated content, and expert analyses from platforms like Pas-e Koocheh and Filterwatch, the series sheds light on the unseen impacts of internet monopolization, censorship, and restrictions on users and the quality of online services.