Commissioned by the equalities charity brap, Fieldwork produced a five-part podcast series exploring how organisations can move past anti-racism toolkits to enact genuine systemic change. By capturing vulnerable, behind-closed-doors conversations across the NHS and charity sector, the series documents the radical honesty and messy human friction required to dismantle racialised thinking.

Commissioned by purpose-led organisations working on inequality, Fieldwork brings a story-led, lived-experience approach to uncovering the truth of their work. Through a practical, collaborative process, our Story Clarity Workshop acts as a foundation for podcasts, films, and campaigns that are honest, human, and capable of making change happen.

Commissioned by The King's Fund for a new clinical leadership course, Fieldwork used an ethnographic approach to capture the 'lived and felt reality' of the role. By shadowing three senior clinicians, our films act as humanising centrepieces that help a new generation of leaders feel seen, validated, and better prepared for the challenges they face.

We produced a 20-part documentary podcast with the grassroots Class Divide campaign in East Brighton. Centred on lived experience, the series exposed deep educational inequality, built trust in overlooked communities, and helped shift local school admissions policy now influencing conversations with national policymakers.

Fieldwork worked with brap to create a short film highlighting their Too Hot to Handle report on racism in the NHS. We developed the story, filmed in four UK cities, and centred the lived experience of race and equality consultant Michelle Cox, bringing the report’s findings to life for conferences and national audiences.

Fieldwork supported The Kings Fund and The RCN Foundation in an auto ethnographical study of twenty two newly qualified and registered nurses and midwives across the UK. We worked on the gathering of stories, design, short films and final event.

We spent time in Leeds, Plymouth, East Croydon, Gloucestershire and Coventry, documenting partnership work between the NHS, local authorities and the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sectors. We made 5 short films that highlight the progress made by this work.

Working together with Self-Other, we supported ten carers in an auto-ethnography project. The end result, an anthology and webinar.

We were commissioned to research and produce a series of short films that told the story about asset-based community development (ABCD) for local authorities in the UK.

Our most recent Beyond Work study documents a day in the life of a secondary school teacher, undertaken through February 2020, a month before all schools in England were closed in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

From concept to research, production and scriptwriting, we delivered two series of a documentary style podcast and multiple webinars for salesforce.org

During the initial 8-week lockdown between April and June 2020, we supported members of The Bevy team to take part in a research project. They wanted to capture the experience as they dealt with the emotional and practical challenges of lockdown and then looked towards reopening.