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Brazil Livelihood Program – VCU.br
Brazil Livelihood Program – VCU.br VCU.br is a community media livelihood program in Sáo Paolo, Brazil, that gives young people from favelas (slums) the skills needed to set up media businesses. The project is run in collaboration with Casa Das Caldeiras, a Sáo Paolo NGO. The first batch of ‘favela...
Trafficking: The Dark Side of Migration
The phenomenon of human trafficking for bonded labour rears its ugly head in many rural areas in Jharkhand.
Unheard India … Retold
Aarti Srivastava is a young emerging entrepreneur focused on media for social change. The following is a blog written by her which provides a vivid image of VV’s work. You can also read the original article here. About Video Volunteers Video Volunteers’ mission is to empower the world’s poorest citizens...
Innovation Agent: Jessica Mayberry, Founder of Video Volunteers
The following article, by Lydia Dishman, was published in the October-‘2010 issue of Fast Company magazine – the International business publication. We are re-publishing the content from the original article. Imagine giving a village full of people who have never seen a film, barely ever watched television, much less have access to...
Video Volunteers honored in Japan by Junior Chamber International
This is a post by Jessica Mayberry, the Founding Director of Video Volunteers, who was recently honored as an ‘Outstanding Young Leader’ by Junior Chamber International, Japan. Ms Mayberry traveled to Japan to accept the award. In this blog she recollects the event and her experience. I am writing from...
No School ForSpecial Children
There are 112 primary schools, 34 middle schools and 23 high schools in Nagaland’s Wokha, but none for children with special needs.