Long layovers, luggage restrictions, and lack of information lead up to a mother's courage to challenge the legal system in the world's youngest country still riddled with conflict. 

This month's episode was created to kick off the #16DaysOfActivisim and the Global Health Film Festival beginning on the 25th of November. 

Get your passses to the festival online from anywhere you are in the world: https://globalhealthfilm.eventive.org/welcome

Episode 17 in Torit, South Sudan

Long layovers, luggage restrictions, and lack of information lead up to a mother's courage to challenge the legal system in the world's youngest country still riddled with conflict. 

This month's epi

Episode 17 in Torit, South Sudan · Zencastr Video

Inspired by the BBC correspondents who share their stories behind the stories they tell, award-winning documentary director Lauren Anders Brown has done the same with her team of correspondents- just herself. Digging through her archives of over 6 years of documentary filmmaking while filming in over 40 countries, she has pulled her own set of untold stories from behind the scenes for this podcast series. Season 2 is sponsored by the charity Global Health Film. Visit globalhealthfilm.org to learn more about their work supporting storytellers for change. For episode extras and to support the podcast visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/labcollaborate 

Episode 17 in Torit, South Sudan

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