Pawanjot Kaur is a storyteller with a background in  journalism, video production. With 9 years in media, she has contributed to various International publications including Financial Times, AlJazeera, DW, Himal Southasian and The Wire,  focusing on topics of climate, labour, gender, and social justice.

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As a video production expert, she specialises in crafting visual narratives strengthening the story and impact of brands and organisations she collaborates with. From concept to delivery, she brings ideas to life. Kaur has freelanced as creative producer with various clients in the social sector and media including Newsworthy Studio, National Foundation For India, SEWA Bharat, Socratus Foundation, Land Conflict Watch, and Purpose.

 

She has recently directed an observational documentary to tell the story of three people from the coal-dependent Indian state of Jharkhand offering a deep exploration of community-driven initiatives aimed at a fair energy transition in the region. The film is available here to watch for free. 

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​In 2021, she directed a documentary on the health impacts of climate change among fisherwomen in coastal Bengal, winning the Laadli Media and Advertising Awards for Promoting Gender Sensitivity for the story in 2023. She has worked alongside global filmmakers as video editor, field producer and production coordinator.

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Her affiliations include One World Media (Fellow), Earth Journalism Network, Open Door Docs, The Reporters' Collective, Bitchitra Collective, and Network of Women in Media.

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