Can You Hear Me?

A human story about digital exclusion, connection and the difference one person can make.

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People|Possibilities|A more connected future
Different
lives.
Stronger
together.

Every digital journey begins with someone caring enough to help.”

Watch & listenExperience the full film and song.
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Help create changeBecause everyone deserves to be heard.
More than a song

It’s about people.

Can You Hear Me? explores what it feels like when everyday life moves online and you struggle to keep up.

But it’s also about what can happen when someone takes the time to help. Because digital inclusion isn’t really about technology. It’s about people.

Official music video

Watch the official film.

A human story about digital exclusion, support, connection and what can change when someone takes the time to help.

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Can You Hear Me? official cover artwork
Listen to the song

Can You Hear Me?

Get Families Talking

Available on major streaming platforms.

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Music has a way of starting conversations.
8 short reels — ready to share

Real stories.
Big conversations.

Eight short films. Eight moments from the story. Preview them, download them, post them. Help share the conversation.

For media & partners

Media & Campaign Resources

Everything you need to cover or help share the campaign.

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▤Media PackPDF↓ ▧Press ReleasePDF↓ ▶️Official VideoMP4↓ ♫Official SongMP4↓ AaLyricsPDF↓ CCCaptionsSRT↓ ▣Video StillsZIP↓ ▧Cover ArtworkJPG / PNG↓ ◇LogosPNG↓ “ ”Key MessagesPDF↓

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Listen. Connect.
Share the conversation.

Because every digital journey begins with someone caring enough to help.

No one should be left behind.
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