Abriendo las Cajas Proyecto Cambio is a project that was designed to promote environmental change and increase community awareness about domestic violence while promoting media responsibility around domestic and community violence within the Latino community.
This documentary is designed to promote critical thinking and community dialogue about the important role media plays in today's society.
Abriendo las Cajas is a collaborative project between La Clinica de La Raza, Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC) and ZeroDivide.
A new report offers guidance for community organizations and those who fund social change in how best to harness the power of local media-making for community health improvement.
ZeroDivide is creating a new generation of technology users within underserved communities in California, Hawaii, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, and Washington states. The "Generation ZD Digital Literacy Program" targets low-income, minority, disabled, and underserved youth between the ages of 5-25, who have limited or no access to digital and information technology in the home.
ZeroDivide is training new broadband users, building replicable best practices digital media curricula, and providing technical assistance and capacity-building support.
ZeroDivide is creating a new generation of technology users and training new broadband users, building replicable best practices digital media curricula, and providing technical assistance and capacity-building support.
ZeroDivide grantee, Community Media Access Partnership (CMAP), provides free and low-cost media literacy, multimedia storytelling, technology, and video production trainings to residents, community organizations and educators.
CMAP provides free & low-cost media literacy, multimedia storytelling, technology, & video production training to community organizations, educators and residents of Gilroy, Hollister & San Juan Bautista.
Congratulations to Youth Radio/Youth Media International for winning this year’s Peabody Award. They were given the award for Trafficked, their two-part investigative series that explores the sex trade of minors in Oakland largely through first-hand accounts of the victims.
Congratulations to Youth Radio/Youth Media International for winning this year’s Peabody Award. They were given the award for Trafficked,
their two-part investigative series that explores the sex trade of
minors in Oakland largely through first-hand accounts of the victims.
Mozilla and ZeroDivide will share details of their partnership at the annual Nonprofit Technology Conference in Washington, D.C., and demonstrate open source video tools under development at Mozilla’s Web Made Movies laboratory. The program will use HTML5 video tools to teach media literacy skills.
Students at Spy Hop are empowered to share their voice, to speak up, to speak out. They tell their stories through emerging digital mediums in film, design, radio, and music.
In this interactive bandwidth experience ZeroDivide grantee Spy Hop Productions takes media engagement to the extreme.
Walk inside a teen's interpretation of the world around them and emerge with a wholly different perspective of what it feels like to be 16 in the 21st century.
In this interactive bandwidth experience ZeroDivide grantee Spy Hop Productions takes media engagement to the extreme.
Walk inside a teen's interpretation of the world around them and emerge with a wholly different perspective of what it feels like to be 16 in the 21st century.
