Community Correspondents

Video Volunteers

Video Volunteers (VV) runs India's only reporting network that's focused exclusively on providing broad coverage from the poorest, most media-dark districts in India. We currently have 206 individuals trained across India's most diverse and marginalised communities, who all earn a living as a VV Community Correspondent (CC). Our goal is to grow our network to ensure India's poorest and most conflict-ridden districts have a video producer and news outlet.

Videos from Video

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Oxfam India boot camp on ‘Basics Of Business Journalism’

 
/ October 17, 2019

Oxfam India and Anubha Bhonsle organized a media bootcamp on 'Basics Of Business Journalism' in Raipur, Chhattisgarh on 16th October, 2019.

‘Dr. Ambedkar Samparn Samaj Gaurav 2019’ Award

 
/ July 29, 2019

Community Correspondent Jahanara Ansary, received 'Dr. Ambedkar Samparn Samaj Gaurav 2019' award in Jaipur. In recognition towards, her outstanding contribution to social work with great passion and commitment.

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Electricity in India – Can Someone Turn on The Lights? | India Loud & Clear...

 
/ November 29, 2019

This week in India Loud & Clear we travel to literally the dark places of our country.

Gayatri Devi Selected in Global Achievers Award. 2019

 
/ November 29, 2019

Congratulations to our Community Correspondent Gayatri Devi from Uttar Pradesh, for being selected in Global Achievers Award

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Fixing India| Catching A Human Trafficker| Featuring Navita Devi|

 
/ November 27, 2019

Although illegal, but distressingly a reality, human trafficking in India still remains a major issue.

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India’s Open Defecation Free status: Claim versus Reality

 
/ November 25, 2019

The ground reality of PM Modi's 100% ODF claim. Is it successful? The reality is very different, and India is still far from being open defecation free.

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Fixing Water Issues in Uttar Pradesh

 
/ November 20, 2019

The first episode of Fixing India: Our Community Correspondents taking lead in solving the water crisis in Uttar Pradesh. 

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Khel Badal: A Campaign to Dismantle Patriarchy

 
/ October 22, 2019

Creating safe spaces to make the voices of women heard and can come together to discuss issues as they face, negotiate and challenge patriarchy.