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In  Ethiopia,  Efuye Gela Media Productions is embarking on an Impact Campaign with among us  women  for suitable  solutions  to  improve  maternal  health  and  care  and  go   for  women’s empowerment.

Thereby we aim to reach out to the public at large and in particular to health professionals  – trainee and professional midwives, health officials and decision makers, organizations and agencies.

Although Maternal Care stands as the prime focus of among us women, it sheds as well  light on intersecting issues women in rural Ethiopia face such as Harmful Traditional  Practices i.e. Female Genital Mutilation, child marriage, lack of girls education and in  addition unfruitful gender dynamics between the sexes.It touches hearts and moves minds  in favor of women and motivates to contribute for change of women’s life.

SCREENINGS

By screening the film countrywide, mostly  coupled with interactive dialogues, we raise awareness for the needs of expectant  mothers during pregnancy, birthing and beyond. We motivate to listen to their voices and to provide space for safe choices of their own.

To learn more about upcoming screenings click the link. If you want to host or sponsor a screening, kindly get in touch.

SOCIAL MEDIA ADVOCACY

During the coarse of our Impact Campaign, we use social media. To stay up to date, follow the Impact campaign on Facebook and Instagram.

 BIRTH CAFÉ

We invite the audience to participate in roundtable discussions following the screenings. Learn more by clicking on the header above to follow the link.

PHOTO EXHIBITION

We want to create an exhibition of a curated series of photographs that depict the issues that the Megendi women face. Get in touch with us if you would like to host the exhibition.

TV-APPEARANCE

The film crew appears on renowned talk shows to discuss the subject and expose it to a larger audience.

FUNDRAISING

We're going to hold a fundraiser for the Megendi clinic. All event proceeds will be donated to the Megendi Maternal Care Center. If you want to donate, kindly get in touch.

ACCESSIBILITY OF THE FILM

We aim to work toward making the film available in four additional languages: Tigrigna, Oromigna, and Somaligna for Ethiopia and Kiswahili for other East African nations.

Furthermore, we want to pursue and incorporate an audio description for visually impaired people as well as sign language for hearing-impaired people.