Everyone Can be a Greta is a film about London climate change actress Daze Aghaji.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, Morisha is quarantined at home with her mother and grandmother. She reports on how her mother, an "essential worker" at a hospital for NHS, has to maintain distance from them to keep her grandmother safe. A moving story about three generations of Tamil women learning from each other and the pandemic.

One of a series of films made during the 2020 lockdown version of the GGM Academy, held virtually, requiring students to overcome the challenges of no hands-on training and conducting interviews on video call. In Belonging, young minority women speak about the lack of minority representation in Britain, and the prejudices they have faced from a young age. By speaking to and exploring the experiences of young minority women, the filmmakers aim to amplify their voices and lift the barriers to belonging, in a British society. Filmmakers: UK GlobalGirls Dila Yalman and Isabella Lock

One of a series of films made in 2020 as a result of our international virtual GGM Academy, where students had to overcome the challenges of no hands-on training, conducting interviews on video calls, and working in isolation. In this report, 19-year-old GlobalGirl and aspiring journalist Lauren McGaun investigates the gender pay gap in the media industry, and explores solutions. Filmmaker: UK GlobalGirl Lauren McGaun

A short film that explores the taboos surrounding menstruation, which, along with period poverty, result in many girls in the UK feeling scared and ashamed, with 1 in 10 unable to afford menstrual products. A timely call to break the stigma and start the conversation. Period. One of a series of films made during the 2020 lockdown, through our international virtual GGM Academy.   Filmmakers: UK GlobalGirls Orla McAndrew, Katherine Harris and Holly Hostettler-Davis

A look into the devastating impact of knife crime on women. All too often women's stories and voices are drowned out by the experiences of men when it comes to knife crime in London. In this short film, women's voices, perspectives and experiences rise to the surface, revealing the tragic impact knife crime has on the mothers, girlfriends, friends and sisters of male victims and perpetrators.

A highly topical short documentary exploring the different forms of sexual harassment that women persistently have to suffer: verbal, physical and online. It aims to help young female students identify what sexual harassment is, and to offer advice for those who have experienced it. Featuring interviews with female students who have been harassed, and organizations tackling the issue, such as F**kYourFetish. Filmmakers: UK GlobalGirls