VOYCE makes films that raise awareness and initiate change, includes a call-to-action, and inspires and empowers viewers.
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VOYCE Calendar 2022
1kOankar: Celebrating the 1-Ness
Celebrating 1-Ness - an event by VOYCE & SikhRI-USA in collaboration with National Museum, New Delhi
Let's celebrate 1-Ness, Ik Oankar!
Safe Ramadan | WHO-MALDIVES
Safe Gathering During Ramadan | WHO-MALDIVES
Staying Mentally Healthy
Health Workers
Healthy at Home
Working from Home
Caring for Children
Caring for the Elderly
Caring for your Mental Health Condition
Count me too: Street performers in India | Stories of resilience during COVID-19 | WHO-SEARO
Count me too: Homeless in Thailand |Stories of resilience during COVID-19 | WHO-SEARO
Count me too: Young people living with disabilities in Bhutan during COVID-19 | WHO-SEARO
Count me too: Daily wage workers in Bangladesh | Stories of resilience during COVID-19 | WHO-SEARO
Count me too: Women with disabilities in Nepal | Stories of resilience during COVID-19 | WHO-SEARO
Count me too: Elderly in Sri Lanka | Stories of resilience during COVID-19 | WHO-SEARO
Health-promoting School: Implementation Guidance | WHO-SEARO
Health-promoting School: Benefits and Guidance | WHO-SEARO
Home-based Covid Care | Dr Tej Prakash Sinha, WHO-CCET, AIIMS - in conversation with Anika Singh
Home-based Covid Care | Part-1 | Dr Tej Prakash Sinha, WHO-CCET, AIIMS - with Anika Singh
Home-based Covid Care | Part-2 | Dr Tej Prakash Sinha, WHO-CCET, AIIMS - with Anika Singh
Home-based Covid Care | Part-3 | Dr Tej Prakash Sinha, WHO-CCET, AIIMS - with Anika Singh
Inclusion Matter - Inclusion talks for inspiration
Managing stress better
The videos are inspired by WHO book, Doing what matters in times of stress, 2020.
These 9 videos “Managing Stress Better” is a South-East Asia Regional and creative adaptation of the book, and the videos aim to equip people with practical skills and self-help techniques to help cope with stress.
The content of the videos is based on the book, is informed by evidence and extensive field testing, and is for anyone who experiences stress, wherever they live and whatever their circumstances.
Song: I’m stress-free | WHO-SEARO
Introduction Part 1: Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Introduction Part 2: Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 1: Naming, Noticing and Refocussing | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 2: Building awareness | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 3: Grounding | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 4: Acting on your values | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 5: Being Kind | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 6: Making Room | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Managing stress better - Short Animation Videos
These are shorter videos of the 6 tools for managing stress better, especially created for social media. The idea is to give a glimpse of the tool but however, everyone is encouraged to see the full tool to understand how exactly it works.
Directed and animated by VOYCE
Tool 1: Naming, Noticing and Refocussing | SHORT | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 2: Building awareness | SHORT | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 3: Grounding | SHORT | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 4: Acting on your Values | SHORT | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 5: Being Kind | SHORT | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
Tool 6: Making Room | SHORT | Managing Stress Better | WHO-SEARO
This film is about cutting barriers in understanding mental health. It uses art as an effective language to communicate these messages. The 2 protagonist in the film are: a psychiatrist; and a 15-year old girl, Ilina Singh.
The psychiatrist, played by Purnima Gupta, explains the mental health disorders through technical definitions.
Ilina attempts to create awareness of the common mental health issues among children through simple, everyday objects they use in school – crayons and labels.
The mental health conditions covered in the film are: Anxiety, autism, bipolar disorder, dementia, depression schizophrenia. There is also a message in the end about suicide prevention and how talking is the first step towards treatment and recovery.
Art Direction by VOYCE