In the face of the global COVID-19 pandemic, JUMRUM created the short documentary series 'Don't Give Up.’
This inspiring series follows individuals who persevered in pursuit of their dreams, even during challenging times. It serves as a powerful message for younger audiences, reminding them to hold onto their aspirations and never give up.
A powerful 2023 film shed light on the lives and financial struggles of Cambodian women migrant workers, particularly the challenges they faced sending money home.
In response, Women's World Banking partnered with Wing Bank to develop a groundbreaking financial solution specifically tailored to their needs. This innovative approach not only addresses their financial challenges but is also commercially sustainable.
'My Village' is a compelling 24-part documentary series celebrating everyday heroes in our communities
The series shines a light on individuals who run small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) or develop innovative ideas that benefit their communities while minimizing environmental impact. Funded by Apsara Media Center, Women Tech Media, and The Ministry of Environment, 'My Village' showcases local ingenuity and inspires viewers to create positive change.
A powerful documentary film tells the story of migrants who contracted tuberculosis while working abroad.
Funded by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in early 2023, the film sheds light on their experiences.
A powerful documentary film chronicles the shared journey of Cambodia and the global community in their fight for a world free of landmines.
This inspiring film screened at the 21st Meeting of State Parties to the Mine Ban Convention in Geneva, Switzerland. Funded by the Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority (CMAA), the film serves as a testament to the power of international cooperation in achieving a safer world.
This is an inspirational film about a teacher who just realized that she has a breast cancer.
Instead of being hopeless and wanting to give up, she restarts her thoughts and keeps moving for her beloved one. This project is funded by Manulife Cambodia.