Published in: MUSIC

Partake In The Revolutionary Journey Crowdfunder!

Author peeks

Published on: February 11, 2024

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 current status of diversity in aquatic.

By assessing progress or regress over the past five years, this documentary aims to gather valuable insights that will guide our actions and strategies for the next five years.

Please support our crowdfunding campaign to be part of this impactful initiative shaping a more inclusive future in aquatics.

NEWSLETTER SIGNUP

Ed Accura Follow

Water-safety advocate using creative media to ensure the message reaches communities most at risk of drowning. Co-founder of the Black Swimming Association.

Ed Accura @ed_accura ·

13 Oct

Your data isn't just a corporate asset; it's a digital extension of your identity, and when it’s trapped in "black box" systems, your personal privacy becomes the collateral damage.🔒

#DataPrivacy
#CyberSecurity
#TechTrends
#BigData
#DataOwnership
#DigitalIdentity

Reply on Twitter 2109874929403346969 Retweet on Twitter 2109874929403346969 Like on Twitter 2109874929403346969 1 Twitter 2109874929403346969

Ed Accura @ed_accura ·

31 Jul

So when there's no lifeguard,
who takes responsibility?

https://youtu.be/LZQGofVzg_I

#NOLIFEGUARD

Reply on Twitter 2083111762694639692 Retweet on Twitter 2083111762694639692 Like on Twitter 2083111762694639692 1 Twitter 2083111762694639692

Ed Accura @ed_accura ·

29 Jul

NO LIFEGUARD documentary emphasises a critical issue: with multiple preventable drownings occurring every day, how can we effectively share its message with a broader audience?

Before entering the water, considering these three questions can greatly

Reply on Twitter 2082395271670169861 Retweet on Twitter 2082395271670169861 Like on Twitter 2082395271670169861 2 Twitter 2082395271670169861

Ed Accura @ed_accura ·

25 Jul

🌊 Today is World Drowning Prevention Day! 🌊

Drowning is a silent tragedy that can affect anyone, regardless of age, race, colour, culture, class, gender, swimming ability, or socioeconomic status.

According to the World Health Organization, approximately 300,000 people lose