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Chain of Change Anti-Violence Awareness Bracelets
Youth activists and adult allies are invited to join Chain of Change by participating in a public art installation symbolizing a movement to end violence. In partnership with the Center for Community Arts Partnerships and Lawrence Minksy's Ad Agency class at Columbia College, Beyondmedia has created silicone "awareness" bracelets with the debossed words, "Youth Against Violence - ChainofChange.com," to raise awareness of the violence affecting young people in Chicago.
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Why They Gotta Do Me Like That?: The Empowered Fe Fes Take On Bullying DVD
Young women with disabilities show us how we can work together to understand and stop school-based discrimination, particularly against people with disabilities.
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Can LGBTQ + School = Safe? DVD
Can LGBTQ+ Schools=Safe? focuses on sexuality-based discrimination and anti-gay violence of LGBTQ youth in Illinois schools, and shows how to start a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA).
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Real Talk: Engaging Young Men As Allies to End Violence Against Women DVD
The young women's action team asks young and adult men to reflect on issues of violence, including street harassment, relationship violence, the media and how to build the movement to stop violence against women.
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Girls’ Theory: Me-Search Research DVD
Girls' Theory was produced in a year-long workshop with girls aged 14-17, using the media to explore their own lives and the world around them. In their own voices, the girls cover topics such as violence, stereotypes of women, sex, relationships, reputation, and the future.
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Respect Me, Don’t Media Me DVD
Respect Me, Don't Media Me was produced in a workshop with Sisters Empowering Sisters, a program of Girl's Best Friend. The movie examines the portrayal of young women in music videos and other media.
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HIV: Hey, It’s Viral DVD
HIV: Hey, It's Viral! is a groundbreaking sex-positive 20-minute video from Beyondmedia Education addressing HIV/AIDS prevention and activism from youth perspectives.
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