Love Futbol uses the core principles of the beautiful game to make a real change to communities in some of the toughest places in the world. Their projects provide children with a safe place to play, whilst giving the wider...

Housing insecurity in the UK is at a critical point and it is vital that we end homelessness rather than just managing it. Follow the story of Jasper Thompson and Help Bristol’s Homeless as they aim to provide long-term solutions...

In the valley of Yosemite National Park, generations of climbers have carved out a counterculture movement, whilst pushing the limits of climbing. Valley Uprising displays the capacities of human beings and nature alike, providing a breathtaking perspective on rock climbing...

On the set of “Man on the Moon”, Jim Carrey took his performance to new levels as he transformed himself into legendary performance artist and comedian Andy Kaufman. Using hundreds of hours of footage, film maker Chris Smith produces a...

From January 2015 to October 2016, an enormous camp of refugees was established in Calais during the height of the refugee crisis. The camp became know as ‘The Jungle’ and would be home to refugees fleeing conflict zones such as...

Bao Ngo is selling her prints to make some money for her family following the devastation and destruction caused by Hurricane Harvey. Creativity is very often a great source of positive change and Bao’s initiative can hopefully go far in...

This week we had the chance to speak to founding editor of AZEEMA, Jameela Elfaki about her creative process, empowerment and the celebration of culture. AZEEMA is a fashion and culture print magazine, which explores resistance and femininity within Middle...

Hopeful Traders are a clothing brand that collaborates with artists affected by homelessness and mental illness. We sat down with founder Charlie Wright this summer to discuss his product, evolving business plan and the powers of community and creativity.

Everyone that we have worked with so far have inspired us and really helped us in defining our own identity. We've come up with loads of new ideas and we're excited to share DROPOUT with the world.

We want to give a quick shoutout to everyone that has supported us so far. This is only the beginning but we’ve already had the opportunity to work with some awesome people.