GFF documents community-based responses of impoverished, displaced, abandoned, orphaned and/or HIV-affected children and families through digital video, photo journalism, and web technology. Finished works highlight these responses for the use of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), communities facing similar issues, policy makers, and to educate a broader audience. By traveling to the heart of the communities they document, and by working directly with frontline leaders, activists, experts, and families, GFF develops a collaborative effort that encompasses key elements of an impacted area.

Economic Development, Rights, HIV/AIDS.

By incorporating a broad spectrum of media (community web page development and consultation, video and audio streaming, printed materials, presentation platforms, digital slide shows and documentary shorts on VHS and CD-ROM) they strive to strengthen communities and organizations served.