Joy is a Protest @WellcomeCollection
Joy is a Protest  @WellcomeCollection
Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Between March and July 2021 Wellcome Collection’s Youth Programme, RawMinds, met virtually to workshop questions such as: who defines happiness and on what terms? And who has access to feeling happy? What is the role of joy in times of adversity? This short film explores ideas around acts of kindness and positive activism.

Credits:

Creative Directors: Nandini Bhatia, Lorena Chouthi, Kayaan Massaquoi, Hetal Mehta, Jordan Minga, Thi-Uyen Nyugen,Tumi Onaduja, Abdur Razzaque Miah, Fawaz Sajid, Malika Sandover, Laura Ukpokolo

Film Editor: Ed Peacock

Film Producer: Curtis John-Cyrus

Music Producer: Ben Corbett

Poets: Jordan Minga, Laura Ukpokolo, Fawaz Sajid, Malika Sandover

Project Facilitators: Nate Agbetu, Hasina Dabasia, Ayumi Konno, Anna Firbank

Project Assistants: Drea Asibey, Rachel O’Donohoe, Kerry Norridge

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