At PSJ UK, we believe that truth-telling is a powerful form of justice.

In communities across Nigeria, people are enduring unimaginable violence, displacement, and trauma — yet many of their stories remain hidden, ignored, or deliberately silenced. Our Media & Advocacy projects exist to change that.

We use the power of storytelling to shine a light where others won’t. To document the pain, resilience, and dignity of survivors. And to push for real change from those in power.

What We Do

Our media and advocacy work focuses on:

• Documentary-style video projects that humanise victims and survivors of religious and ethnic violence

• Investigative journalism uncovering the root causes of insecurity, state failures, and systemic injustice

• Testimonial campaigns featuring voices from Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps, rural communities, and frontline responders

• Strategic briefings and media placements that engage UK Parliamentarians, UN officials, advocacy networks, and global civil society

• International advocacy visits and exhibitions, bringing stories from the margins into global policy spaces

Why It Matters

Many victims in Nigeria don’t just suffer physical violence — they’re also silenced by shame, fear, and political indifference. Their stories rarely make the news. And without visibility, there is no urgency. No pressure. No change.

Our media work helps:

• Restore dignity by letting survivors tell their own stories, in their own words

• Create pressure for accountability by ensuring world leaders and decision-makers are confronted with what’s happening

• Counter false narratives that often blame victims or downplay atrocities

• Mobilise action from international partners, faith communities, and human rights groups

What’s Next — And How You Can Help

We have a pipeline of powerful, urgent stories waiting to be told. But we need more capacity: better equipment, travel logistics, editing support, and platforms to share them widely.

Your partnership can help us:

• Expand our media team and produce regular field content

• Host community storytelling workshops in affected regions

• Create digital advocacy campaigns that shift public opinion and influence policymakers

• Reach international media outlets with credible, grounded reporting

• Run exhibitions and film screenings to move hearts and spark response

Whether you’re a donor, filmmaker, journalist, creative professional, or just someone who cares, there’s a role for you in this work.

Help Us Break the Silence

Injustice thrives in darkness. But stories have the power to expose, to connect, and to heal.

By supporting PSJ UK’s Media & Advocacy projects, you help ensure that no one suffers in silence, and no injustice goes unseen.

Join us. Share the truth. Change the story.