We are excited to premier the very first episode of The “Changing the Narrative” series. This compelling documentary that uses a direct-to-camera approach to explore the lives of young Black individuals in London, highlighting various aspects of their daily experiences, challenges, and perspectives on swimming.
The documentary highlights their daily realities through their personal experiences and interactions at home, work, and social settings such as hair salons, gyms, and local bars. At it’s heart, the film confronts the crucial issue of limited participation in aquatics among African, Caribbean, and Asian communities by engaging these individuals in conversations about their experiences and the broader social implications. Through candid direct-to-camera conversations and interviews on swimming, a variety of topics including mental health, physical health, aquatic career pathways, family challenges, dietary choices, religion and culture, media and entertainment and so much more are also explored.
A new episode will be dropping each week from now till the end of October. Please check back for the next one, share, like and subscribe.
The Changing the Narrative Documentary Series is available each week from now:
Episode 1 – September 29th, 2024
Episode 2 – October 6th, 2024
Episode 3 – October 13th, 2024
Episode 4 – October 20th, 2024
Episode 5 – October 27th, 2024
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NEWSLETTER SIGNUP
@ed_accura We too are shocked at the statistics for global drownings and applaud your commitment to make a difference.
We continue to support our local and national water safety partners, as a joined up approach to this problem is imperative.
Anyone can drown, but nobody should. 🔵🔱
With Danielle Obe and Alice Dearing, I attended the World Health Organization (WHO) launch in Geneva of the Global Status Report on Drowning Prevention, which was its first-ever comprehensive report on this critical issue.
The report 👇🏾
https://www.who.int/news/item/13-12-2024-drowning-deaths-decline-globally-but-the-most-vulnerable-remain-at-risk#:~:text=At%20the%20global%20level%2C%209,deaths%20per%20100%20000%20people.
Exactly two weeks ago, on December 13th, 2024, I had the honour of attending the World Health Organization (WHO) launch in Geneva of the Global Status Report on Drowning Prevention—its first-ever comprehensive report on this critical issue. The report reveals a remarkable 38%…
