A micro-observation of a community in East London. A poem of ordinary life. A journey from a balcony. Anthropology Documentary. Directed, shot and edited by Lori Yang.

A young Japanese violinist expresses his confusion and determination in a letter to the greatest Jewish violinist of the last century. Animation Documentary. Shot by Lori Yang

Four young people with East-Asian background facing identity problems. Interview-based Documentary Directed, shot and edited by Lori Yang

The beautiful highs of being drunk and falling in love. The struggle of not knowing what it is you want to do with your life. A story about being young. Personal documentary. Directed, shot and edited by Lori Yang.

A group of young people sharing a kitchen in a flat. They cook, have conversations, and bring different stories to this small shared space. Time goes on, people come and go. But the train is constant, passing by the window each day at the same time, bearing witness to everyone's lives. Directed, shot and edited by Lori Yang

WeCount aims to empower citizens to take a leading role in the production of data, evidence and knowledge around mobility in their own neighborhoods, and at street level. The project follows participatory citizen science methods to co-create and use innovative low cost, automated, road traffic counting sensors (i.e. Telraam) and multi-stakeholder engagement mechanisms in 5 pilots in Madrid, Ljubljana, Dublin, Cardiff and Leuven. This video introduces the pilot case in the Belgian city of Leuven. Thanks to this video, WeCount partner University of West of England introduces the project's local impact on mobility, in Cardiff. It focuses on citizen's concerns about lack of road safety, rat-running and lack of cycling infrastructure. It also mentions how the gathered data from WeCount has enabled citizens to communicate their concerns to local councillors. www.we-count.net The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 872743