Next Wave International™ is a faith-based communications group >which is training organizations to engage the future & move society forward in a positive direction. Founder / Director: Mal Fletcher
Last week, the team recorded Mal's pieces to camera, which drive each of the documentaries, on two hot issues: 'Human Trafficking: The New Slavery' and 'Youth Violence and Gangs'.
The latter was filmed in Peckham, London, which some are calling 'England's Bronx' because of a long list of youth murders over the past few years, including the infamous case of Damilola Taylor.
(Read Mal's Social Comment editorial on youth violence - click here.)
Meanwhile, other segments in production include the ever popular vox pops, expert interviews, 'around-the-table' and more.
Production now takes place in four nations of the world and the full series of ten half-hour magazine documentaries will take more than ten months to complete.
The series is slated for completion at the end of September 2008, which means it will likely hit TV screens (and the web) early in 2009.
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I thoroughly loved reading The Joseph Chronicles, and found it to be very encouraging. Mal, you're more than an inspiration - you're a catalyst for change. Tracey, Australia
I love your "innocence vs ignorance" idea (Daily Recharge). We all can return to that place of innocence even if others have previously stolen it or we have lost it. Thanks for all your encouragement every morning.
laura kelly, United States
My son is 21 months old & has full Edward's Syndrome. He is a happy, beautiful child & gives so much to so many people. His life is as worthy as any other child. I believe the medical profession should help parents to want to give their children a chance of survival. Deborah, United Kingdom