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The fifth episode of #changingthenarrative "In 5 Years" is LIVE right now. We are excited to announce the conclusion of our documentary series with Episode
Changing the Narrative Season 1 Episode 4 Life, Energy, Culture, Water
The fourth episode of #changingthenarrative "Life, Energy, Culture, Water" is LIVE right now. In this episode, we tackle a very important and sensitive subject, focusing
Changing the Narrative Season 1 Episode 3 Role Safe
The Third episode of #changingthenarrative "Role Models" is LIVE right now. We all know what a difference especially to young people life can be when
Changing the Narrative Season 1 Episode 2 (The Hair Chronicles)
Are you ready for most black peoples excuse for not being so quick to get into the water!! We have more amazing stories and some
Changing the Narrative Season 1 Episode 1
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
Changing the Narrative (The Documentary Series)
Changing the Narrative series is a compelling documentary that uses a direct-to-camera approach to explore the lives of young Black individuals in London, highlighting various
Partake In The Revolutionary Journey Crowdfunder!
Join us on this revolutionary journey to produce a documentary exploring the five-year trajectory of the Blacks Can't Swim campaign, evaluating its impact on the
Can’t Be What You Can’t See! New Music🙈
Ed Accura, the producer behind the Blacks Can’t Swim film documentaries and co-founder of the Black Swimming Association announces the release of the new single,
Team GB’s swimming team unlikely to reflect diversity of Great Britain & Northern Ireland until 2052 Olympic Games!
Please get in touch if you would like more details on how you can help change the narrative. We have a number of educational resources
Book Pre Launch: A Visual Journey
Sunday 1st of January 2023, will be 5 years since the journey of Blacks Can't Swim began. I have decided to share this journey with