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2008 Winner of The Shortie Awards: Student Film and News Festival. Teacher Category (Tie). Voiceless Children/Saint Aloysius School , Nairobi, Kenya. A story of how David Were and his fellow youth in Kibera slum confront sanitation and hygine in the fight of "Flying Toilet." David's father lost his eyes following a night attack in an attempt oto out of a long call. Kibera slum, Kenya and Africa's largest slum is home to about one million people living in abject poverty without clean water, toilets, electricity and sewerage. To support Voiceless Children, visit: www.voicelesschildren.org/. For more information about The Shortie Awards, visit: http://www.shortie.org.
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World Bank office in Kenya published 500 copies of DVDs without my consent and branded the film as their funded Project, am sick of World Bank's lack of respect to copyright and media ethics.
How can World Bank publish a film project and brand without the Bank's input?????? any lawyer to assist me claim my copyright and damage? I did not sign any agreement with World Bank!
felixmasius 2 years ago
I learnt so much from the youth I spent time with in Kibera. I learnt more importantly that they too have stories that they want to tell the world. Stories showcasing their talent and creativity. Felix thanks for the great opportunity to work and learn alongside you. It has been privilege. Ken
filamukenya 3 years ago
Working with youth from low income background in Kibera was a great honor and chance to mentor emerging news and filmmakers. This award is just one of efforts and talents to be realized.
felixmasius 3 years ago