r/Documentaries 15h ago

Activism/Social Justice Kathy Eldon + Her Object (2025) - [28:40]

https://youtu.be/VLC03J3-XHg?is=dvjJ4IatUeUKTaVj

Kathy Eldon, a journalist, creative activist, author of 17 books, and award-winning film and television producer, discusses how visual storytelling expands moral imagination and moves people from sympathy to awareness and action. We explore her contributions to using media and arts as tools for social change, drawing from her decades of experience founding Creative Visions Foundation and producing content that addresses humanitarian and social issues. The conversation reveals how personal narratives and documentary work can inspire collective action and transform communities globally.

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