Enoch Anyane
Hi, I’m Enoch Anyane, a visual artist, storyteller, and communications strategist who believes in the power of photography, videography, and design to create change. I use my skills to highlight important social and environmental issues, telling stories that inspire action and awareness.
I have worked on climate advocacy, clean energy projects, and environmental restoration initiatives, capturing impactful moments through my camera. As Head of Communications for Strategic Youth Network for Development (SYND), I have led storytelling efforts at COP27 and COP28, produced documentaries, and managed campaigns that promote sustainability. My photography has also been recognized, placing second in the ‘Capture the Change’ Earth Day contest by the U.S. Embassy in Ghana.
Beyond my work in media, I am passionate about empowering the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to share their stories through photography and videography. Through the WikiForInclusion initiative by WikiHour Initiatives, I volunteer to train and support them in using visual storytelling as a tool for expression and advocacy.
I believe that everyone has a story worth telling, and I’m here to help bring those stories to life—whether through film, photography, or creative campaigns. Let’s connect and create something meaningful together