Anne Abok has an associate of arts degree in communication arts and media from the University of the Nations, a bachelor’s in theology from Faith Bible College, South Africa, and a master’s degree in social rehabilitation from the University of Abuja, Nigeria. She is a screenwriter and filmmaker. She is also an astute development worker, passionate speaker, media trainer, and accredited facilitator with the South African qualification framework. Anne’s passion for social change and godly transformation of society led her to pioneer Media Village in Nigeria (www.mediavillageng.org ) in 2005. Anne also pioneered Media Campaign Against Human Trafficking (MeCAHT) in 2008 where she acquired experience in anti-trafficking work leading her to write and produce more than a dozen anti-trafficking films. She has won several awards for her work locally and internationally. Anne has published on issues related to COVID -19 and anti-trafficking. Anne currently lives in the UK and is pursuing ordination within the Church of England.