Raegan Hodge
is a communications specialist for humanitarian, arts and education organisations based in West Sussex, United Kingdom. Beginning her career as a documentarian and photographer,
Raegan has worked with clients such as CARE, The Dr Denis Mukwege Foundation and UNICEF in countries like Afghanistan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Palestine, Niger and Ukraine.
She has also created films which have made considerable public impact reaching over 2.2 million hits. Her work has been featured in The Guardian, The New York Times, Washington Post, Forbes, and The John Oliver Show.
Raegan holds a degree of Masters of Fine Arts in Communication and Filmmaking from Georgia State University and an honours degree in History from the University of Georgia.
After school, she began her career in television and film working on reality shows like Real Housewives of Atlanta and the Layover with Anthony Bourdain. 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 was Director of Photography on Women on the Move, a virtual reality film from Niger in 2017, which premiered at Sundance and went on to show at South by Southwest and Atlanta film festivals.