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by Sally Bashford-Squires My journey to Uganda began over a decade ago when I travelled as a teacher with a charity, invited to work alongside educators to develop active learning approaches. However, I quickly realised that in this rural area of Uganda, that before learning could take place, basic health needs such as clean water and food had to be met. I began fundraising within my community and managed to support the building of a water harvester and a school on a remote i

We are thrilled to take you on a journey through some of our recent projects. In September, the Argidius Foundation published its first...

Sonyanga Ole Ng’ais is a Maasai warrior from Laikipia in Northern Kenya. He longs to bring positive change to Maasai culture by ending...

Writing the World Backwards has just won the Silver Elephant award for best mental health film at the 2022 Short Breaks Film Festival. It...

Proud to have been involved in the making of experimental documentary film, Rewilding the System, showcasing extraordinary stories of...

This week sees the publication of the Argidius Foundation's Annual Review. We are delighted to have played a role in the story-telling...

Art and ecology residency for film and multi-media project about environmental regeneration in the UK and Ethiopia. Sally Hyslop from the...

As a specialist in palliative medicine, Dr Jeanna Stutinsky-Mason has chosen a career many people would find too difficult to...

Film documentary project telling the extraordinary story of a town's 60+ bookclubs and the role reading plays in the darkest of times....

On January 20th, I will be taking part in a discussion organised by the Sandford St Martin Media Trust exploring how broadcasters working...

The beautiful photo of Maxmillah Waithera, in Kayole slum, Nairobi was taken by Sven Torfinn and features a project conceived by an...