HBH Enterprises creates news, documentary, and human interest content about issues that matter through a solutions-oriented lens.
About Hélène
Hélène Biandudi Hofer is the force behind HBH Enterprises, a media group that explores social issues with a focus on solutions and opportunities. An award-winning journalist and producer, Hélène fosters storytelling networks, collaborating with news outlets, communities, and organizations to create and produce original content. In the age of rising mistrust in the news, Hélène works to actively bolster trust by partnering with journalism projects and initiatives to strengthen global communities. An area of specialty includes teaching people how to respond to conflict without collapsing into contempt.
Journalism
Stories that open minds & challenge perspectives.
Hélène is described as a "powerhouse interviewer" whose inclusive storytelling encourages curiosity, empathy, and understanding. She led an award-winning news magazine program in Western New York for nearly a decade, exploring the nuances of societal challenges. Her work spans investigating police reform in Camden, New Jersey, to examining education opportunities in South Sudan.
Papa & Pokey Productions
Multimedia content and coaching for change-makers.
Papa & Pokey Productions is on a mission to fill the world with changemaking stories that inspire hearts and minds. Stories that illuminate what’s working and show impact. We choose to work with game changers: companies, nonprofits, and individuals who tenaciously tackle issues in our global society.
Our goal is to elevate their work through short films, multimedia content, and media coaching.
Good Conflict
Helping people re-imagine conflict.
Good Conflict, founded by Hélène Biandudi Hofer and Amanda Ripley, helps people move beyond slogans and tweets to a place where they can connect and grow – even in the midst of profound disagreement. When people have the vocabulary, guard rails, and basic skills to investigate conflict with curiosity, it changes everything. We stop having the wrong fights—and start having the fight we most need to have.
