Media Presence
Helen Evans’ media presence spans film, TV, radio, and streaming platforms, including the award-winning feature-length documentary When We Speak and BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour. A trusted voice on whistleblowing, neurodiversity, and safeguarding in the aid sector, Helen is available for impactful media contributions. Below, you can find out more about her work.
Film
Helen Evans was featured in the award-winning documentary When We Speak, which shares the stories of three women whistleblowers: British intelligence employee Katharine Gun, Hollywood actress Rose McGowan and Oxfam safeguarding lead Helen Evans.
Helen exposed sexual abuse in the aid sector on a global scale. She participated in the film to emphasize the urgent need for stronger safeguards to protect aid recipients and those who speak out. In the documentary, she spoke openly for the first time about the severe backlash she endured, which forced her family to relocate and left her with PTSD.
Directed by Tas Brooker, the film won Best Documentary at the Whistleblowers Summit and Film Festival, was nominated for Best Documentary at the Raindance Film Festival and was longlisted for a BIFA Discovery Award.
TV & Radio
Since 2018, Helen Evans has been a regular contributor to mainstream television and radio, sharing expert insights on whistleblowing, neurodiversity, and safeguarding in the aid sector. Click the icons below to watch and listen to examples of her work.
Streaming
Helen Evans has been a guest speaker for various content creators on YouTube, Spotify, and other streaming platforms, sharing insights as an Autistic charity leader and parent of an Autistic child. Click the icons below to watch and listen to examples.
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