WeOwnTV is a creative collective dedicated to elevating independent West African cinema. Born in Freetown in 2009, our programs emerged from a desire to help young creatives tell their own stories. What started as a workshops grew into a regional platform for artistic expression-supporting both education and and top-tier media production. We plan to launch the WeOwnTV Digital Hub in 2026 expanding our mission to include an online platform that connects filmmakers and audiences across continents.

This project finds families for children who lost their parents to war or Ebola; trains families and communities on the rights of children, monitors the children, helps with school, food and bed needs, creates supportive villagers where children are placed, and has a revolving microloan fund to increase families' income and food supply. Since Kidsave began this work in 2010, 1,092 children have been helped to find permanent families, usually kin and occasionally suitable non-kin.

Many rural areas in Liberia lack healthcare, health ed., or literacy services. Without this Liberians don't know how to use preventative methods that decrease infant and maternal mortality and improve the quality of life. Each year IHI's Clinic serves over 15,000 people, and our literacy programs work with 200 women and our new "Liberian Women's Health Manual" will be used by local women to teach women and girls improved health, sanitation, nutrition and human rights practices. Please contribute