Organisations WE HAVE WORKED WITH
ARTIST & CREATIVES WE HAVE WORKED WITH
Sponsor Us
PARTNERS & SPONSORS
The Network Collective
The Network Collective is an independent NGO and consortium of companies and brands dedicated to enabling and empowering individuals—particularly young Black and Brown people from disenfranchised communities both locally and globally. Rooted in community, the collective supports people of every class, creed, and colour, providing access to tools, networks, and resources to thrive not only financially, but also socially, mentally, physically, and academically.
Through collaboration, community building, events, marketing, promotion, innovation, sponsorship, and investment, The Network Collective fosters an environment of growth, empowerment, and meaningful exchange. It operates not as a merger, but as a collective enterprise committed to sustainable progress through shared purpose and inclusive action.
Threefold Studios
Threefold Studios is a collaborative production company formed under the umbrella of The Network Collective by three independent London-based creatives: UPTWN Films, Frontline Media, and Whizz Mov.
Created to streamline joint efforts within the network, Threefold Studios represents the power of collaboration—activating whenever two or more companies from the collective come together on a project. Its mission is to maintain a consistent flow of high-quality productions and bookings each month, combining resources, talent, and expertise to deliver impactful visual content across film, media, and branded storytelling.
Nyan-ko-pong: Soverign Maroon Government
The Maroon Government represents the sovereign authority of the Nyan-Ko-Pong Maroon Global Tribal Nation—descendants of liberated Africans, Moors, and Indigenous peoples who escaped enslavement and built free, self-governed communities in the mountainous interior of Jamaica. These communities fiercely resisted British colonization, ultimately securing their autonomy through the historic peace treaties of 1738, 1739 and 1740.
These treaties—signed between the British colonial government and both the Leeward and Windward Maroons—formally recognized the Maroons' freedom, granted them land (including 1,500 acres for Cudjoe’s Leeward Maroons), and acknowledged their sovereignty, economic freedoms and political autonomy. Maroon Sovereignty has a continuum of local ancestral heritage, self-governance and preservation of cultural knowledge & traditions and spiritual practices.Today, the Maroon Government stands as a living legacy of that resistance—preserving Indigenous sovereignty and championing the rights of African-descended and Native peoples across the globe. As a proud sponsor of Frontline Media, the Maroon Government supports the platform through direct investment, access to facilities, and active involvement in community work and nation-building initiatives.
The Maroon Government plays a pivotal role in advancing Frontline Media’s mission to connect the global African diaspora—bridging Black, Brown, Native, and English communities across Jamaica, the UK, Africa, the Americas, and beyond. It also strengthens the network by providing Frontline Media with direct access to legal experts, diplomats, politicians, and influential leaders, expanding its capacity to empower and unify marginalized communities worldwide.
Black Diamond Music Group
Black Diamond is a London-based music label with a global reach, dedicated to discovering, developing, and managing exceptional talent across Rap, Hip-Hop, R&B, Soul, Alternative, and more. Committed to artistic freedom, cultural expression, and innovative sound, Black Diamond provides a platform for emerging and established artists to thrive on both creative and commercial levels.
With strong ties to the international music scene, Black Diamond serves as a cultural bridge—connecting artists, producers, and audiences from London to the world. The label is also a key part of the Frontline Media ecosystem, with Frontline holding a vested interest through its stake in Threefold Studios, which in turn co-owns a percentage of the company.
This strategic partnership enhances both the creative and business capabilities of Frontline Media, aligning with its mission to amplify Black and Brown voices across the diaspora through music, storytelling, and media excellence.