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THE REDHORSE COLLECTIVE

cooperative indie story lab // professional nomads since 2009

The Redhorse Collective is an international community of nomadic journalists, documentary makers, photographers and visual artists breaking out of their comfort zone. We tell stories that inspire. Or upset. About everything, but most likely about human rights issues, current affairs, adventurous, social, cultural or ecological themes.

Independent but together we encourage each other to greatness. We look for beauty, solitude, undiscovered places. Truth. Contrast. We connect people across borders, because we believe that 'together' works better.

Featured STORIES

Gallery alle reportages

(Un)limited Together

RWANDA

Far Across My Border

TANZANIA

Northern Lights at the end of the Tunnel

ICELAND

The Boys of Vila Cruzeiro

BRAZIL

Toxic Town

ZAMBIA

The Chars

INDIA

Nieuw Gent. Snapde?

BELGIUM

Voetvolk

ARMENIA

A Girl’s Gaze

MALAWI

Rebuilding Raqqa

SYRIA

Inocencia Asesinada

EL SALVADOR

Puerta Sin Colores

VENEZUELA

Fire Champ

CONGO

What Happened in the Tent

PALESTINE

The Cotton Connection

BURKINA FASO

Katafygio/Shelter

GREECE

Yovo Bonsoir

BENIN

#WeAreKabul

AFGHANISTAN

Gestoorde Geesten

CONGO

BelDUB

BELGIUM

Beyond the Fortress

ITALY

Worthy of the Crown

NIGERIA

Christmas in Zahle

LEBANON

Nathan Free As A Bird

BELGIUM

Radio Cordillera

THE PHILIPPINES

Taxi Filippino

THE PHILIPPINES

Scavengers

THE PHILIPPINES

redhorse rebel radio

The world as we’ve seen it, straight into your headphones

Redhorse Rebel Radio is an adventurous trip through the world as we’ve seen it.
In this podcast, we look back at some of the remarkable stories we made and we bring you an update on what has happened since.
Listen to all the episodes by clicking the thumbnail!

HOW IT ALL STARTED

THE STORY OF THE TAXI

Journalist & documentary maker Roel Nollet founded the Redhorse Collective when he returned from a documentary about political killings and disappearances in the Philippines. Read the full story here.
#ridewithus

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Today marks the 35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre of 4 June 1989 in Beijing China. The Chinese government continues to suppress discussions and commemorations of this event and have already imprisoned individuals in China and Hong Kong who s

Listen to episode 6 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, about how the future of Venezuela is evolving for the worse for its population and economy.

Orlando Verde left Venezuela for Belgium in 2001 for work. He explains why Venezuelans chose to quit their coun

Listen to episode 6 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, about the reality of day-to-day life under the shadow of political and economic instability un Venezuela.

Marianne Cap is a communication specialist mainly working as a motivational speaker and moderator.

Listen to our podcast ‘Redhorse ‘Rebel’ Radio’! In this episode, Luis Domingo Diaz, a priest who lives in Caracas, explains how the situation in Venezuela is evolving. ”The situation is still the same. Most of the poor p

The Washington Post, Lighthouse Reports, and international media outlets have recently revealed in their year-long investigation, how the European Union and other European countries are indirectly complicit to the violation of human rights of tens of

Listen to episode 5 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, this episode discusses racism, discrimination and the impact of colonization in Belgium.

“It's okay to be scared, it’s only human. But fear wasn’t influencing me to get what I wanted.&rd

Listen to episode 5 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, this episode discusses racism, discrimination and the impact of colonization in Belgium.

“As a black person who experienced racism, I don’t want other people to chose how I identify” Tra

Listen to episode 5 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, this episode discusses racism, discrimination and the impact of colonization in Belgium.

“In the black community, mental well-being is often sidelined. In colonial times, a narrative painting black

Listen to episode 5 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, this episode discusses racism, discrimination and the impact of colonization in Belgium.

“Everytime, we encounter the same messages, but they barely resonate; we run into token participation.”

In Malawi, a large part of the harvest fails year after year due to climate change and increased famine in the country. To escape poverty, almost half of the girls get married before they are eighteen, even though it is illegal.

Many of them end up

Listen to episode 4 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, about ecofeminsim. In this episode Climate Change policy advisor of Oxfam Alba Saray Pérez Teràn explains from the ecofeminist perspective how the struggle for women’s rights is the sam

The armed group linked to ISIS in northern Mozambique, known locally as Al-Shabab, recently raided the town of Macomia, using boys as young as 13 in the attack.

Witnesses reported to the Human Right Watch (HRW) that they have seen dozens of boys car

On the 15th of May, the world commemorates the start of the Nakba (catastrophe in Arabic) in Palestine in 1948. It refers to the displacement and expulsion of 700,000 to 800,000 of Palestinians from their homes during the Arab-Israeli War, leading to

Students from KU Leuven have initiated an encampment, urging their university to stop academic ties with Israeli universities. Similar actions have been taken by other Belgian universities like the Vrije Universiteit van Brussel (VUB), l’Univer

Listen to episode 4 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, about ecofeminsim. In this episode climate activist Benjamin Van Bunderen Robberechts shares how he lost his girlfriend Rosa to the recent floods in Wallonia in 2021.

‘By our inaction, people are s

The European Union wants to increase its production of raw materials on the continent to meet its goal of carbon neutrality and to minimize its dependency on production abroad. The EU is already consuming a quarter of global raw materials while produ

Listen to episode 3 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, about activism in the Philippines:

Pastor Chris, guided by his motto "for God and people," tirelessly advocates for human rights despite facing threats and danger. His efforts shed light on ongo

Listen to episode 3 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, about activism in the Philippines:

Human rights lawyer Czarina, exposes the dangers faced by human rights defenders in the Philippines, where advocating for basic rights can result in being labeled a comm

Listen to episode 3 of Redhorse Rebel Radio, about activism in the Philippines:

Joris Smeets, author of the book "Vriendschap en moord in de Cordillera," recounts about his friendship with Makoy, a dedicated activist in the Philippines. Ma

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