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Completing the AI Version of Ulysses from Ghana

The AI-enhanced version of the film Ulysses from Ghana is nearing completion. The initial draft was prepared ahead of the IV UNESCO Forum against Racism and Discrimination, which took place in Barcelona in December 2025. However, additional video messages and expert contributions are currently being integrated to enrich the narrative.

New Video Contributions

Several distinguished figures have provided insights that deepen the film’s exploration of historical and contemporary forms of discrimination:

  • Cecile Alvarez – UNESCO Artist for Peace and SSCC Policy Advisory Board Member
  • Ela Gandhi – Discussing indentured labor, a system akin to slavery that Indians were subjected to following the abolition of slavery in the 19th century
  • Kojo Yankah – Former Minister and Parliamentarian, Chairman of the Pan African Heritage World Museum, and a member of SSCC
  • Hedva Ser – UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Cultural Diplomacy
  • Elizabeth Moreno – Former French Minister for Equality, originally from Cape Verde
Cover of the FLI Program featuring a turquoise bird symbolizing Latin America's natural heritage, the FLI logo, and the tagline 'Connecting the present with the future of Latin America.

Next Steps: UNESCO Presentation

The final version of the AI-driven adaptation of Ulysses from Ghana is expected to be showcased to several Deputy Directors-General of UNESCO in July 2024. This milestone marks a significant step in using AI-powered storytelling to highlight global social justice and historical narratives.

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