None On Record produces and distributes media, curates and convenes spaces that centre Queer African stories, and provides tools, training, and techniques to Queer African activists, organizations, and community groups, enabling them to tell their own stories. Their work centres Africa by telling the stories of Queer Africans both on the continent and in the diaspora.
None on Record is a digital media organization that works with African LGBT communities across the African continent and the diaspora. They focus our work in three areas – digital media and documentation; technology and media training programs; and culture and innovation.
None on Record’s digital media and documentation work can take the form of video, audio, and multimedia documentaries. Their training program works in collaboration with African LGBT organizations in East and Southern Africa to conduct workshops on digital media tools and best practices to produce their own work (and tell their own story). None on Record’s culture and innovation work take the form of the Tamasha Festival, a celebration of African LGBT culture and art from around the world.
What They Do
None on Record is a digital media organization committed to telling stories of LGBTQ Africans that challenge perception and strengthen community globally. They change the narrative about Queer, Trans, and Gender Non-Conforming Africans through high-quality digital media and storytelling.