In partnership with the Rwamwanja Rural Foundation, Imara Studios (Imara means strong, stable, capable of) was originally launched as a mobile media lab supporting permaculture fieldwork. Located in the Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement in Uganda, access to technology, media, and music equipment has been challenging. A recent solar system installation created a space that now houses Imara Studios.

This studio has a huge impact on helping establish the music and film desires of the community while giving young people access to digital technologies to enhance reach and overall impact. Imara Studios is where music meets the environment. The studio leaders aim to ensure this community can integrate music and technology into initiatives that help restore local ecosystems and increase awareness of climate resilience in Uganda. The studio empowers refugee youth to fulfill their potential while learning new skills, specifically in videography. Founded in 2023. Serving 30+ youth and 75+ community members.