What we do
Explain
We're exploring why our seas have become militarized, challenging the logic of maritime borders, and envisioning how we can transform the ocean into a sanctuary for everyone—while diving into the transformative world of sea and surf therapy.
Protecting the right to asylum and the right to protest in the UK is part of the same fight
But this government doesn’t want us to know that.
No Floating Prisons - An Open Letter
Our open letter opposing the UK's plan to house asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm barge.
Sound of War
“Sound of War” explores how sound, data, and digital art can reveal hidden stories of war at sea. Through this immersive project, artist Edil Baiyzbekov reflects on maritime militarism and its often-unseen impact.
"There was some Kind of energy coming into my Heart"
Martina Burtscher and Easkey Britton explore how the ocean can serve as a transformative space for women and girls who have faced cultural restrictions or traumatic experiences.
Aquaintance by Max Cavallari
“Aquaintance” features a powerful photography by Max Cavallari, captured during a 40-day mission with SOS Humanity aboard Humanity 1 in the Mediterranean.
Brainstorm By Abdul Rahman Katanani
“Brainstorm” by Palestinian artist Abdul Rahman Katanani explores perceptions of borders, displacement, and resilience, offering a profound commentary on the human condition.
'Thanks to Reclaim The Sea, I began to recover psychologically...'
Alina's shares about her journey from Crimea to the UK, highlighting how participating in the Reclaim programme helped her find healing, community, and renewed confidence.
Surf Therapy 101
Surf therapy is a nature-based solution for mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction that can foster resilience, self-esteem, and a sense of community.
Watch our film
Between the waves, their stories unfold.
Displacement is personal. Follow a few of Reclaim the Sea’s programme participants as they reclaim the ocean as a place of healing, reconnect with their confidence, and rebuild their sense of community. Thank you to our film sponsors Herd Outdoor Apparel and Vvast for their support!
