On the Front Line with the Women Who Fight Back

Stacey Dooley is one of Britain's most loved documentary presenters and campaigners. In 2007, Stacey was a slightly vapid twenty-something working in fashion retail. She was selected to take part in the BBC series Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts which saw her live and work alongside Indian factory workers making clothes for the UK High Street. This sparked her series of hugely popular investigations, establishing her as one of BBC3’s most celebrated presenters.

Through the course of her documentary making, Stacey has covered a variety of topics, from sex trafficking in Cambodia, to Yazidi women fighting back in Syria. At the core of her reporting are incredible women in extraordinary and scarily ordinary circumstances – from sex workers in Russia, to victims of domestic violence in Honduras. In Females on the Frontline, Stacey draws on her encounters with these brave and wonderful women, using their experiences as a vehicle to explore issues including gender equality, prostitution, domestic violence and sexual identity, weaving these global strands together in an exploration of what it is to be women in the world today.

Stacey Dooley is one of the UK’s most loved documentary presenters. Across her series, Stacey Dooley Investigates, she has examined a variety of topics from sex trafficking and under age sex slavery, to domestic violence. Stacey immersed herself in different groups with extreme ideologies and beliefs in a two-part series Brainwashing Stacey Dooley for BBC 3 last year where she had to embrace the challenging world of pro-abortionists and the controversial arena of big game hunting. And in 2016, Stacey travelled to Syria and presented the critically acclaimed documentary, Stacey Dooley on The Frontline: Gun Girls and ISIS, also for BBC 3.2017 has seen Stacey explore the dangerous world of child pornography in Japan, investigate the missing indigenous girls of Canada and go undercover in the growing criminal world of Britain’s digital drug dealers.