In the first episode, Sahel, Zoom sur l'anthropologie visuel, moderated by D3’s own Fousseyni Maiga, the Sahel on Sahel project is introduced, along with visual anthropology as a discipline and why we are using this approach in the Sahel. The program also introduces the Norwegian coordinator Trond Waage and the project coordinator in Bamako, Sidy Lamine Bagayoko.
The episode Sahel, Zoom sur l'anthropologie visuel can be seen here
In the second episode three short films are presented. First, a film about a young migrant, Emanuel, from Benin who lives in Niamey, Niger. Emanuel loves music and is creative. In his small workshop he makes, among other things, Bluetooth speakers out of empty plastic jerrycans. The second film, "Married at 13, 13 Years Ago," follows the life of a young woman and what this early marriage meant for her life. The third film is an intimate portrait of 12‑year‑old Mody, who, together with his family, was forced to flee from the Mopti region to Bamako after his village was attacked by terrorists.
The second episode Sahel, des histoires authentiques pour un autre narratif can be seen here
The third episode, "Djènèba, un film école de Bata Diallo," is a review and analysis of a film made by Bata Diallo about Djènèba and the household she leads in southern Mali. The film has been screened in many countries and is an excellent example of what can be learned by getting close to people’s everyday lives.
The thrid episode Djènèba, un film école de Bata Diallo, can be seen here
