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HistoryIn 2008, Sam Ward and Max Bilbow, with the cooperationofmanyothers, produced a movie called A Dam Shame.This movie was a politically neutral tribute to theRapidsthatwere to be lost after the construction oftheBujagali/Silverbackdam (Watch on Vimeo or YouTube)The film, with its positive message about the fun, loveandbeautyof the area, was watched by 1000s of kayakers andsucceededinraising awareness (and thus increasing business) forcompanieslikeKayak The Nile, Love it Live it and rafting companiesthatprovideservices for the film's audience.The ProblemHowever once the dam was completed, the prevailingmessagethatspread through magazine articles and social media wasthattheWhite Nile was now dead and gone; liveschanged[ruined]forever.But anyone in Jinja knows that this is simply not thecase.Theriver is still here and now there is a beautiful new lakewithevenmore activities popping up; not to mention the vastnumberofUgandans that now benefit from employment at the dam andothernewprojects.Not one safety kayaker or raft guide lost their job!The MissionSo Max and Sam were going to make a sequel to A Dam ShamecalledADam Relief; a film that focusses on the amazingwhitewater,andother activities and opportunities, that stillremain-specifically the local Ugandan heroes who have achievedsomuch.But then we realised that we couldn't make a film thatshortorconcise since there is SO MUCH STILL THERE!So A Dam Relief will only be the climax ofanenormousco-operative media campaign that will dispel allthemisinformationfloating around with regards to Uganda:Kidnappings,pirates, war,hate, muggings.... we hear this in thenews, Yes. Butnot in Ugandaand DEFINITELY not at Bujagali,Jinja.A Dam Relief will be creative media project,officiallybeginningin May this year and culminating in Octoberduring theNile RiverFestival and Uganda’s 50th anniversaryofindependence.It will be an umbrella for responsible sustainabletourisminJinja and spreading to other parts of Uganda as well.While the production team are in Jinja, they will makemanyshortvideos (promotions, humorous sketches,stories,documentaries) forindividuals, companies and just for fun.Andthis is not a projectto show off western kayakers and fim makers-Ugandans will be, andalready are, heavily involved in the ideasandproductions. Thechief of Bujagali Village and the Jinja policeareintrigued by thisproject and how it can benefit theirbeautiful andbeloved town.The idea is to create conversation and ‘buzz’withthesehigh-quality videos on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, etc...Andallthis around a central idea:Uganda is alive, vibrant, growing, safe and full of fun.Evenifall you do here as a tourist is enjoy yourself at the bar,youaremaking lives better for Ugandans. Sustainable tourism,damsaren’talways bad, come to Uganda!A Dam Relief will be a megaphone for the right ideas -thegoodideas - and we will all benefit.How can I help?There are many things you can do but the first issimple:Watch,listen and talk; spread the word. Like the Facebookpageandupdates will arrive when theyareready:facebook.com/aDamReliefThe next big thing, and this is huge: COME TO UGANDA!Comethissummer and be a part of the legacy we're creating.Kayak,raft,bungee jump, ride a horse, drive a quad-bike, get inajet-boat,SUP, help build a school with Soft Power, drink, eatandlove.But basically: know that this is happening. See you there!