Examples

360° video: Out of Syria, back into school

DFID used 360 degree video on YouTube to tell an immersive story about the impact of the Syrian civil war … Read more » – 360° video: Out of Syria, back into school

Justine Greening on Medium

The Secretary of State for International Development, Justine Greening, is blogging on Medium

Survival & shelter in Nepal

DFID’s talented team of digital storytellers used Storehouse to provide an angle to the tragic Nepalese earthquake that the mainstream … Read more » – Survival & shelter in Nepal

Married at 3, divorced at 7 – DFID on Storehouse

Storehouse is an elegant platform for longer-form journalism and storytelling, ideal for the kind of powerful imagery and important work … Read more » – Married at 3, divorced at 7 – DFID on Storehouse

dfid_uk on Instagram

The Department for International Development is using the photo-sharing site Instagram to publish campaign-style images in support of its work … Read more » – dfid_uk on Instagram

Thunderclap: Help #EndFGM in a Generation

The Department for International Development raised awareness of its campaign on Female Genital Mutilation using Thunderclap, a service which synchronises … Read more » – Thunderclap: Help #EndFGM in a Generation

DFID – Family planning summit

The Department for International Development has built an engaging online campaign around the London Summit on Family Planning, including a … Read more » – DFID – Family planning summit

Pakistan floods: six months on – DFID Flickr stories

The Department for International Development tells compelling stories through its images and films, showing the impact of UK aid around … Read more » – Pakistan floods: six months on – DFID Flickr stories

DFID on Google+

The Department for International Development uses Google+ to showcase its work around the world: We are DFID. We deliver UK … Read more » – DFID on Google+

DFID Bloggers

The DFID blog platform showcases the work of DFID’s network of staff around the world, sharing vivid stories and images: … Read more » – DFID Bloggers