Associated Past Projects
These projects are past works Ngunan or Tao have delivered in their past or affiliated work spaces.
Samuel Ioron Foundation · Finalist, World Justice Challenge 2022
An awareness and protection campaign across five internally displaced persons camps in Benue State, confronting the sexual exploitation of displaced women and girls.
The work covered an illustration book and sensitisation curriculum, the RU Talk radio and podcast series, focus groups and interviews inside the camps, and counselling referrals for identified survivors.
Samuel Ioron Foundation
The scale up of Rural Urban Rightful. A central database that registers and tracks camp residents, a whistleblower route running on a USSD code alongside on-camp legal clinics, and a six strand skills programme for 300 women.
The platform carries the co-creation workshops, trainings, outreach, docu series, reports and a public resource shop.
Two separate projects
VIOMEREN was an investigative project funded by UKRI, documenting the lived experiences of returnee migrants in Nigeria through art based methods.
The WHO Migrant Health documentary was a separate commission. We designed and managed the work, including script management, from concept through to delivery.
Samuel Ioron Foundation · African Union Education Innovation finalist, 2019
An art based campaign against child marriage and school dropout, built to cross the language barriers that stall interventions in rural communities.
A 69 page illustration book, a short film adapted from it and screened at the In Short International Film Festival in 2018, plus a card game and curriculum guide used in facilitation. A worked example of art carrying a serious campaign across film, print and play.
Clean Air Task Force · London, 2025
We designed and launched Clean Air Task Force’s first ever Youth Network in the UK, for the UK Youth Methane Campaign.
That covered designing the programme, facilitating the sessions, and co-organising the first ever launch in London in 2025 during London Climate Action Week.
Project management
A cultural lab where we trained activists and campaigners in project management and in how to bring their creative work to life.
Delivered with the Bosch Alumni Network in May 2020, with strands covering the empowerment of women and children, art with refugees, documentary and card game production.
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