Raegan Hodge is a documentarian, photographer and artist originally from Georgia, USA, now residing in West Sussex, United Kingdom. Beginning her career in television and film working on reality shows like Real Housewives of Atlanta and the Layover with Anthony Bourdain, Raegan found her passion working with organisations such as CARE and UNICEF in countries like Afghanistan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Palestine, Niger and Ukraine.

She has devised and executed large multi-prong campaigns with television, social media and press components. Most recently, in 2021, she helped establish the office of CARE Poland as Senior Manager of Communications in response to the war in Ukraine.

Raegan holds a degree of Masters of Fine Arts in Communication and Filmmaking from Georgia State University from 2008. Her independent documentary work showed as a part of the MLK Jr. Center’s “I Have a Dream” Series and at the United Nations in New York City.

In 2015, Raegan won a Silver Davey Award for her editing for UNICEF’s I Survived Ebola Campaign. She has also created films for Compassion in World Farming which have made considerable public impact, reaching over 2.2 million hits, #1 on Reddit and featured in The New York Times, Washington Post, Forbes, and John Oliver Show.