Rural Hindu Wedding
Ceremony, family life, hospitality, and cultural immersion at a rural Hindu wedding.
Stories from the Field
Impact Media from StoryBridge Nepal brings together current films, photographs and stories from the field alongside selected work from nearly two decades of Kids Share Workshops.
Short field videos from Kathmandu, Chautara, New Araniko, and the Sukute River.
Ceremony, family life, hospitality, and cultural immersion at a rural Hindu wedding.
School partnership, student connection, and future educational collaboration in Chautara.
A glimpse into Kathmandu’s living cultural and heritage landscape.
Chandragiri Hills, regional orientation, and expansive Himalayan views.
The Chautara field base for accommodation, coffee learning, agriculture, and reflection.
Supported rafting, river landscapes, group connection, and reflection at Sukute.
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Selected films from the creative work that helped shape StoryBridge Nepal.
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A short introduction to the Kids Share Zambia project developed with World Vision.
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Alice reflects on Kids Share Workshops and creative collaboration with young people in Zambia.
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Written by Sophie Beem for Kids Share Zambia, “GLOW” became a joyful collaborative film and celebration.
Selected Kids Share Films received festival recognition in Nigeria and the United States.
Kids Share Films combined youth expression, music, photography, filmmaking, and community celebration.
Kristina Applegate helped direct the Zambia films with filmmaker Wari Om.
Media-making was part of the learning itself, helping participants build confidence, exchange perspectives, and share stories together.
StoryBridge Nepal continues to value ethical storytelling, cultural respect, and genuine collaboration.
Kristina’s conversation with Tom McManus explores the origins of Kids Share Workshops and the role of creativity in connection and social impact.
Unless otherwise credited, StoryBridge Nepal photographs were taken by Kristina Applegate during program-development travel and field experiences. Images may receive light color, exposure, or clarity adjustments; the people, places, and documented events are not altered or fabricated.
Explore more films, interviews, and workshop documentation from the Kids Share archive.