At CASA MEDIA, we use storytelling as a tool for truth, healing, and collective power. From film to digital content, we amplify voices that are too often left out—bringing to life the struggles, hopes, and victories of communities on the frontlines of change.

How we do media at Casa.

🎥 Documentaries: Real stories. Raw truth. Radical care.

We produce grassroots-driven documentaries that explore social justice, history, culture, and everyday life across Africa. Our films are co-created with communities—not about them, but with them—to reclaim narrative power and challenge extractive storytelling.

Focus areas:

  • Land, identity, and resistance.
  • Migration and belonging.
  • Youth movements and civic power.
  • Gender, labor, and dignity.
  • Environmental justice.

📍 Screened in community spaces, schools, film festivals, and digital platforms.

📢 Campaigns: From stories to action.

We design creative advocacy and awareness campaigns that shift public dialogue and inspire collective action. Whether through street posters, short films, or online toolkits, our campaigns are rooted in the cultures and languages of the people they aim to reach.

We collaborate with:

  • Social movements and NGOs.
  • Community organizers.
  • Cultural workers and educators.
  • Policy advocates and funders.

🎧 Podcasts: Listening as political practice.

Our podcasts feature honest, intergenerational conversations on politics, culture, identity, and power. They’re hosted by organizers, artists, farmers, researchers, and everyday people making meaning from the margins.

Formats include:

  • Narrative storytelling.
  • Roundtable discussions.
  • Oral histories.
  • Field dispatches from community events.

🎙️ Check out our Podcasts on  “Vitu Kwa Ground” — a podcast unpacking the gap between political headlines and everyday realities in Kenya and beyond

🖼️ Visual Storytelling: Culture is our curriculum.

Through photography, illustration, animation, and short-form video, we tell stories that are emotionally resonant and visually powerful. We work closely with local visual artists to make media that feels like us—from archival collages to IG reels to illustrated zines.

We build:

  • Multimedia exhibitions.
  • Educational content.
  • Social-first storytelling.
  • Visual explainers for complex issues (like land rights, elections, or economic inequality).

🖼️ Our visual content lives on walls, timelines, WhatsApp groups, classrooms, and campaign banners.

CASA VLOGs.