WORLD EHS DAY 16th JUNE 2026

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Film Synopsis:

Tragically losing everything as her health mysteriously declines, a successful wife and entrepreneur devoted to her family and business finds herself alone, vulnerable and unable to function in society. A startling series of events and a final, uncomfortable diagnosis reveal the essential problem that must be addressed.

Exposure to wireless radiation during her career triggers a tipping point. Ill health and impairments continue, because she’s over-sensitised to man-made electromagnetic fields (EMFs) in the environment. The sense of her disabling sensitivity being a taboo in our society and the resulting stigma attached to her health issue, electrohypersensitivity (EHS), are shocking – showing us how 5% of the population struggle to have rights or a voice because this vulnerability to environmental EMFs isn’t adequately addressed, nor widely recognised.


This all has consequences as her snowballing crisis brings into sharp focus. In this revealing animated film we glimpse the social exclusion, the deep anxieties, the sense of vulnerability and search for remedy as we are absorbed into the world of the protagonist.

We are brought face to face with a woman who is like everybody else – because she had been convinced that illness caused by wireless radiation in her environment was “crazy” and so could never have happened to her.
 We are reminded how we’re all taking our chances with our health, just like she did, when we surround ourselves with wireless radiation.


Why does this story need to be told? Society isn’t adequately informed about EHS. Real life testimonies improve our understanding. This film is narrated by a woman with EHS showing us her experiences, which, described through sensitive, informative animation, educates on many levels, challenging misunderstanding and discrimination. Her testimony is important because inaccessibility and discrimination are prohibited by international law – she is an equal citizen and her rights should be protected, like everybody else.

This story seeks to change attitudes, to promote positive awareness and inclusion. Better recognition of EHS is vital when there is little help or acceptance for her, or others with EHS. This debilitating environmental intolerance implies wireless technologies can be harmful to us – something the population is not comfortable with. Her story raises crucial questions about human rights, functional diversity and health, and ultimately her situation points to realities and implications we cannot ignore, no matter how inconvenient.

“With Increasing Frequency This Urgent Message Resonates Around The World”

Description:

This is an IMDb listed multi-award-winning film about disability with a mission to start a brave new global conversation to break taboos, change attitudes, and catalyse formal international recognition of Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) as a disability for a more inclusive and healthier world. This short animated film about electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) is narrated by Corriëlle van Vuuren who has EHS, and features supporting narration by Kate Kheel.

Key stats: 8944 views from 2023 to Dec 2025. Viewer stats restarted in Jan 2026. This film has been screened globally, and selected 56 times by International Film Festivals from 2023 – 2026. It has won 17 awards including Best Health Film (2023), Best Social or Environmental Theme in Animation (2026) and Best Film on a Disability Issue (2024). See the Official Trailer’s show notes for more details.

It is “Yellow June” which brings visibility, recognition, and compassion to people with Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) who are affected by electromagnetic pollution, and focuses on World EHS Day on June 16th. Remembering Nearfield stands with Coeurs d’EHS, Europeans for Safe Connections, Safe Tech International and Electrosensitivity-UK this World EHS Day as gatherings and awareness-raising events unfold around the world throughout the Summer.

Remembering Nearfield is a film about Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS), a health condition that now affects over 5% of the population and hopes to catalyse global recognition of this debilitating condition.

A press release on the film’s association with World EHS Day can be accessed here:

https://esc-info.eu/world-ehs-day-embraces-remembering-nearfield/ (EU press release)

https://safetechinternational.org/world-ehs-day-embraces-remembering-nearfield/ (UK/US)

Find out more about Yellow June, here: https://esc-info.eu/yellowjune/