LoveBack Projects

At LoveBack we don't just talk but we act.

Short films

Hear the Cry is a short feature under production inspired by Lisa Daniels, a 12-year-old British girl living in London who's simple but provocative act of taping her mouth for 24 hours raised support for victims of terror. This is one of the many inspiring stories that serve as a catalyst for the LOVEBACK Project. She saw some of the photos of the devastation and impact of terror upon peace-loving communities, the struggle of the orphans and widows who were victims of terror attacks and decided to do something about it. She heard the Cry...

Theatre

-The Butcher and the Bridge
Dramatisation and Performance as a compelling narrative tool to shape society:
We partnered with Nigeria based Dance and Performing Arts group, Spirit of David in Filming and covering The Butcher and the Bridge which was a theatrical rendering infused with dance and live performances portraying a typical scenario that plays out in regions affected by terror. An incredible story of love and survival unfolded in the midst of horrific and heart-wrenching brutality.

Featured Documentaries and short testimonials

We would be bringing you updates, short stories and testimonials from the following:

Women without Walls Initiative
Kent Hodge Computer School
Zambiri Outreach and Child Care Centre
Clapai Orphanage-Child Love and Protection Advocacy Initiative
Kay Hodge
Gidan Kauna (House of Love)
LoveJustice
Trinity Christian Academy
Stephens Children Home
Release International
Stefanos foundation
CSW
Mission Minds International

LoveBack Campaigns

Drop the gun and pick up a camera Campaign

#DGPUC

Music Campaign

Music and Movie soundtracks are currently being produced for the campaign.

T-shirt Campaign

We believe fashion can be an effective tool in communication and shaping people's awareness. We have designed the LB T-shirt Campaigns just for that.

Blog Campaign

We are telling the stories of those modelling the simple but powerful principle that: "Love is more violent than terror'' The movement is all about encouraging and supporting people to fight back with love.

We are convinced people can resist and confront violence by responding with creative defiance in community building initiatives as well as the constructive deployment of the Arts and edutainment.

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