Jessica Posner and Kennedy Odede are students from Wesleyan University who have created a wonderful project in the slums of Nairobi. This film was created in part for Wesleyan to celebrate their accomplishments.
Jessica Posner and Kennedy Odede are students from Wesleyan University who have created a wonderful project in the slums of Nairobi. This film was created in part for Wesleyan to celebrate their accomplishments.
Shining Hope for Communities is an organization in Nairobi, Kenya. In two years they have accomplished so much, empowered so many people, and changed so many lives. This is a short film about their primary project, The Kibera School for Girls.
Shining Hope for Communities combats gender inequality and extreme poverty in the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya, by linking tuition free schools for girls to accessible social services for all. We bring hope to women, and through women, we bring hope to the entire community. Join us!
Director - Paul Horton
Camera - Abby Horton
Audio and editing - Peter Horton
A production of Neue Studios, Middletown, CT
This film was created for the Kibera School for Girls in Nairobi, Kenya. It is based on the song "I Can" by Nas.
Director - Paul Horton
Assistant Director - Max Perel-Slater
Director of Photography - Abigail Horton
Editor - Peter Horton
Audio - Peter Horton
Producers - Max Perel-Slater and Nathan MacKenzie
Writer - Emily Weitzman
Performed by Julia Alubula, Kennedy Odede, and The Kibera School for Girls
A production of NeueStudios, Middletown, CT
For more info goto http://shininghopeforcommunities.org/
Shining Hope for Communities is a non-profit organization in Nairobi that is doing amazing work in the Kibera slum. Abby Horton, Peter Horton and I travelled there last summer, and these films are the results.
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