Reactions on: Communal/School

Between Friends-YCARE Josephinum Academy
This video was created by a group of teen leaders at Josephinum Academy in Chicago in order to educate others about the seriousness of dating violence. If you are being abused, call Between Friends at 1-800-603-HELP.
What’s the point of loving?
CoBra youth created these videos to explore diverse types of violence in different contexts. The scenes depict environmental, physical, familial, social, societal and psychological violence. All, in the view of the youth, boil down to one thing: a lack of love.

Chain of Change has gone international! CoBra is the "Corrente Brasileira de Mudança" -- the Brazilian Chain of Change!
Access Living/Empowered Fe Fes Video 4
In their 4th video the Empowered Fe Fes & DIVAS explore using modern dance to express their views about domestic violence among women and girls with disabilities. The girls are taking ownership of this anti-violence project by selecting dance movements, dialogue, and music that keeps it real about their stories of pain and survival.
Kyrgyz Republic Video 4 Bride Stealing
A youth delegation from the Kyrgyz Republic created short videos reflecting violence affecting youth in their communities. This video addresses the resurgence of the practice of kidnapping young women to be forced into marriage.

Between Friends-YCARE Josephinum Academy
This video was created by a group of teen leaders at Josephinum Academy in Chicago in order to educate others about the seriousness of dating violence. If you are being abused, call Between Friends at 1-800-603-HELP.

Dating, Domestic
Community TV Network Video 2
Community TV Network’s 2nd video follows two teens as they come into adulthood while dealing with the absence of a parent.

Domestic
Domestic Violence
Arab American Action Network Youth along with youth from the Leadership Council created this short video to share a story about domestic violence.

Dating, Domestic
Family Matters/BOND – Video 1
This video clip shows a speech, delivered by a young man, reviling statistics on domestic sexual violence against women and girls. The whole video revolves around the choices the young men face every day, particularly in regard to gangs and drugs. Creating the video provided opportunities for them to examine and discuss their views about drugs and gangs and to learn and/or hone a myriad of skills as they wrote the script, generated storyboards, created the original artwork and titles used in the video, scouted locations, and did the actual videography.

Domestic
Free Spirit Media Video 1
Our first video, “Domestic Violence”, is a PSA that encourages victims to take a stand against violence that happens in domestic situations. It includes student dramatizations and statistics. The slogan “Kill domestic violence before it kills you”, is a call-to-arms to take measures against violence and for women to recognize their own value and self-worth.

Domestic
Housing Opportunities for Women Video 1
The video identifies and exemplifies violence against women- both verbal and physical. In making the video, youth had a round table discussion about violence and worked to describe it.

Domestic
Kyrgyz Republic Video 4 Bride Stealing
A youth delegation from the Kyrgyz Republic created short videos reflecting violence affecting youth in their communities. This video addresses the resurgence of the practice of kidnapping young women to be forced into marriage.

Communal/School, Domestic, Sexual
Street Level Youth Media Video 2
This video addresses the issues of verbal, physical and sexual abuse of girls by their family members and the tragic effects (drug and alcohol abuse and psychological disorders) of parental neglect. It urges girls experiencing domestic violence to speak out.

Domestic
Two RIvers High School HEROES
“We did our video on abusive dating relationships because we see it the most and have seen multiple relationships and friends being abused. Emotional abuse is so huge in dating couples. Girls emotionally abuse as much as guys and we are very aware of how this can lead to physical and sexual violence. It’s ridiculous and has to stop. Chain of Change is a part of the answer.”

Dating, Domestic
What’s the point of loving?
CoBra youth created these videos to explore diverse types of violence in different contexts. The scenes depict environmental, physical, familial, social, societal and psychological violence. All, in the view of the youth, boil down to one thing: a lack of love.

Chain of Change has gone international! CoBra is the "Corrente Brasileira de Mudança" -- the Brazilian Chain of Change!

Dating, Domestic, Environmental, Psychological, Robbery, Sexual