A Home Collective Production
About
We are a team of new generation storytellers partnering with scientists, academics, issue experts, and community leaders to create experimental research and visual projects that explore the concept of home and how it will define the future.
Using film, photography, research, science, and data visualization, we are creating a new model for collaborative reporting that challenges traditional industry power dynamics and uses long-form, multimedia projects to immerse audiences in news that feels like an experience.
Founded during the pandemic in April 2020, The Home Collective was created as a decade-long experiment to create a global record of the human experience with home through slow journalism and multidisciplinary collaboration. We fundamentally believe in the power of intersectional storytelling to transform perspectives and impact policymaking.
We operate as both a global collective and an independent publishing platform to pioneer long-term documentary projects around some of the most defining issues of our time including the climate crisis, displacement crisis, nationalism, Indigenous land rights, the housing crisis and more.
The Home Collective is supported with grants from the National Geographic Society, Getty Images, IWMF, Adobe, and the Solutions Journalism Network, to name a few. Our work has been published in the Washington Post, CNN, Buzzfeed News, BBC, NPR, PBS Newshour, Huffington Post and more.
