Zero Malaria is here to change the story

David Beckham and 13-year-old climate and health champion Ellyanne Wanjiku Chlystun star in the new campaign film, Change the Story, for Zero Malaria.

Launched to coincide with COP28, the film is part of a wider global campaign focused on changing the story for millions of children around the world and ensuring that their futures are free from the threat of malaria.

Set in the iconic Earth Sciences Library in the Natural History Museum in London, the short film tells the story of how changing weather patterns are making malaria harder to predict and control, and the impact this is having on children around the world.

Children are most affected by malaria and bear the brunt of the impact that changing weather patterns are having on the disease. Yet children’s voices too often go unheard. The film sits at the heart of the Zero Malaria: Change the Story campaign, which is placing children’s stories from some of the countries most affected by malaria at the heart of the campaign, all united by the shared goal of ending malaria within a generation.