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Filmmakers and artists play a vital role in shaping society, using storytelling to advocate for affordable housing and justice for the urban poor. This week in Lagos🇳🇬, alongside @avocff and @RethinkingCI, we screened the award-winning documentary #MotherCity. This event fostered a powerful conversation about urban inequality and how film can help decision-makers better understand the realities of people living on the margins of rapidly growing cities. #inclusivecity

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What part of your world are you ready to change?

If you believe stories can change how society treats children, persons with disabilities, and public health issues, this space is for you. Save the dates. 03–04 December, J. Randle Centre, Onikan. Get your free ticket at tix.africa/avocff2025.

AFRICA’S VOICES OF CHANGE returns this December with two days of films that speak to the future you want. You will watch powerful stories. You will join real conversations. You will meet people who care about inclusion, access, and impact.

AVOCFF IS COMING!🤩 And in this video, our Director, @timtropiksmedia sheds on the core vision and the mission of AVOCFF. We are calling on change makers, filmmakers and enthusiasts to join us at AVOCFF to come explore Film as a tool for social change! 🎬