A bi-monthly column in Notion’s opinion section for the latest ‘Earthrise perspective’, spotlighting different creatives to follow.

Jack Harries and Alice Aedy feature on the cover of the 6th Edition of Semaine as their monthly tastemakers. In this issue, Semaine explore climate action against the backdrop of Earth Day.

The media platform and creative studio Earthrise walk HUNGER through a typical day in their London offices.

Alice Aedy, Jack & Finn Harries make the Forbes 30 under 30 list for social impact along for their work at Earthrise Studio.

Come to get informed. Leave inspired. Join Whitney Richardson and Alice Aedy as they explore how art can drive awareness of climate change.

Created in collaboration with WeTransfer and Indigenous Brazilian filmmaker Eric Terena, ‘O futuro é Indígena’ (The Future is Indigenous) is a photo series spotlighting Indigenous leaders who are raising awareness.⁠

Activists are increasingly harnessing the power of social media to organise and educate people about the climate crisis

On Earth Day I spoke to Sky News about my work as a film-maker - and how forced migration, women’s stories and climate change are all connected - my collaboration with Stella McCartney and the importance of talking about and hearing from communities living on the climate frontlines who are disproportionately impacted, across the Global South, and the indigenous communities defending the Amazon.

How Indigenous women are fighting multiple threats to their communities, as part of a collective called Mujeres Amazonicas.

Vogue speaks to the activists at the forefront of the global climate movement to find out what’s in store for 2021.

A pioneering digital platform has been launched in a bid to mobilise younger generations in the fight against climate change.

In documentary, Somalinimo, four British-Somali students navigate one of Britain’s most elite institutions: Cambridge University. Directed by Alice Aedy and Produced by Awa Farah.

In September 2015, British documentarian Alice Aedy saw an image that changed her life. Published across the globe, the photograph showed the body of Alan Kurdi, a three-year-old Syrian refugee, washed up on a Turkish beach.

For the Stella McCartney Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign, Lynsey Addario and filmmaker Alice Aedy captured 12 women of diverse ages and backgrounds through a hero film and photo series.

When photographer Alice Aedy first covered the refugee crisis in 2016 she believed Europe would respond with humanity to images of families seeking shelter and safety.

Spanning documentary makers, actors, bloggers and authors, WaterAid’s Future 15 are the pioneering climate justice voices you need to know.

Photojournalist, director and activist Alice Aedy shares a series of photographs captured at the Global Climate Strike on Friday 20th September, and discusses the power of photography.

Why is Generation Z so lonely? It’s a question Alice Aedy explores in her short documentary Disconnected, premiering on The Atlantic.

A young photojournalist shares the stories behind her encounters with refugee children at the height of Europe’s refugee crisis.

This photographic series was shot on 35mm film during Iranian New Year (Nowruz). Photographing on film in Iran meant slowing down and being more conscious of the images I took - a welcome departure from the photo journalism work I had been doing prior to the trip.

The BBC writes about The Ghost Rainforest film made by Earthrise, about a group of Indigenous people from the Amazon and a visit they made to Scotland's rainforest.

Alice Aedy is a photographer and documentary maker who has become known for sharing images and stories of refugees via Instagram.

An exhibition highlighting the struggles of human migration is opening its doors.

Two Afghan ex-US army translators stranded in freezing and squalid Belgrade camp tell their tale in Guardian film.

Tucked into marshland by a forest in northern France are the traces of a refugee camp we've barely heard about.