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African women creators invited to document life under Covid-19

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The Ladima Foundation in partnership with the DW Akademie announced a short film competition for African women content creators and filmmakers on life during the Covid-19 pandemic.

This film competition invites the women filmmakers to share experiences that are honest, personal, and specifically related to Covid-19.

The themes should be on women with special needs/coping with special needs during the lockdown/caring for persons with special needs during a global pandemic; impact on family/domestic life; economic/impact on work life; domestic violence/abuse; hope in the time of Covid-19; are women paying a higher price?

The initiative dubbed African Women in the Time of Covid-19: A Short Film Competition runs from June 1-21.

The Ladima Foundation supports, trains and mentors women in film, TV and content creation.

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