Episodes
8: Not enough NGOs consider paying story contributors - Laura Elizabe…
“A lot of us get into this work with NGOs because we want to make a difference but there are times when NGOs are actually doing m…
7: Going undercover always carries a risk – Ed Davey, environmental i…
This episode features Ed Davey, the head of rainforest investigations at the international NGO Global Witness, where he leads a t…
6: So much NGO language reinforces stereotypes – Sarika Bansal, ethic…
This episode features Sarika Bansal, a journalist and author based in Nairobi, Kenya. Sarika was the founder and editor in chief …
5: Do no harm also applies to journalism – Thin Lei Win, humanitarian…
This episode features Thin Lei Win, an award-winning Burmese climate change, food security and humanitarian correspondent living …
How to get into human rights reporting, with Iain Overton
In this bite-size bonus episode of Storytelling for Impact, Iain Overton offers his top tips on becoming an investigative journal…
4: There is a price you pay as a foreign correspondent - Iain Overton…
This episode features Iain Overton, a multi-award-winning investigative journalist based in the UK who has worked in over 80 coun…
3: I did things I wouldn’t do now - Rachel Erskine, ethical storytell…
In episode 3, we meet Rachel Erskine, an NGO story gatherer whose work has taken her to everywhere from Afghanistan to Myanmar. R…
2: We mustn't exploit communities – Jason Houston, conservation photo…
In this episode, we hear from Jason Houston, a ‘Concerned Photographer’ who demonstrates in his work a humanitarian impulse to us…
1: I fear for my safety – Carlos Conde, Human Rights Watch Philippines
In our first episode we speak to the brilliant and brave Carlos Conde, an investigative journalist specialising in human rights i…
Trailer: Storytelling for Impact
Captivating conversations delving into the personal stories of people who dedicate themselves to telling stories to drive impact …