ABM Documentaries

Here are a selection of short videos which show the work of ABM's Partners in mission and the communities which are empowered through the projects you support.

If you are interested in viewing all of our documentaries as well as other videos from our partners, please visit our YouTube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/AnglicanBoardMission

 Anglican Board of Mission - Australia

ABM is the national mission agency of the Anglican Church of Australia working with overseas and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities.

To learn more about our organisation, click here.

Rev'd Lois Nadjamerrek

Rev'd Lois Nadjamerrek is an Anglican Priest in Gunbalanya in Arnhem Land. In this video she shares some of her story in a conversation with Julianne Stewart from ABM.

Find out more about ABM's Reconciliation Program here.

One World WonTok Poverty & Development Youth Conference

One World WonTok is an interactive annual conference that engages Australian secondary students with the complexities of global poverty and development.

Wellsprings of Opportunity

Wellsprings of Opportunity tells the story of a rural community in the Diocese of Yangon working in partnership with the Church of the Province of Myanmar on water and livestock redistribution programs that are steadily improving the livelihoods of farmers and their families in all sorts of ways. 

Find out more about our projects in Myanmar here.

Anglicare's Life Skills Program in Dogura Diocese, Papua New Guinea

Constance Mogina works to improve the lives of rural people in Dogura Diocese, Papua New Guinea. Constance talks to ABM about the challenges and rewards of working in remote communities.

Learn more about projects in PNG here.

Asset Based Community Development (Philippines)

The inspiring and thought provoking story of a community in the Philippines that sent back the money for their water project when they decided they could raise the money themselves. This video explores the concept of Asset Based Community Development, which emphasises the strengths and existing assets of communities rather than the needs. 

Learn more about ABM's work in the Philippines here.

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