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Video4Change Network Update, October 2018

by v4c | Nov 22, 2018 | Blog, Featured

This is the second release of our public updates on the Video For Change, a network of human rights activists, journalists, trainers, and video practitioners, who create and use video to affect social change.

Monetary compensation with no justice in Kashmir

by Kashmir Unheard | Dec 4, 2018

Kashmir Unheard: Video for Change initiative raises wide public support while struggling for justice for Altaf, a victim of unlawful military action in Northern India.

Video4Change Network Update, October 2018

by v4c | Nov 22, 2018

This is the second release of our public updates on the Video For Change, a network of human rights activists, journalists, trainers, and video practitioners, who create and use video to affect social change.

Member videos

How To Upload A Video In EngageMedia.org

This video guide describes how a user can upload a video in the EngageMedia.org site.
Interview with Satunama: Advocacy For Minority Rights

Karel Tuhehay is from SATUNAMA, an organisation that helps minorities communicate their issues and struggles to the Indonesian government. One notable work of the organisation is fighting for the rights of penghayat (native-faith) believers to choose and practice their religion.
Icha: My Concern for People with Disability

The Pusat Rehabilitasi Yayasan Kristen untuk Kesehatan Umum (Christian Foundation for Public Health Rehabilition Center) (YAKKUM) (formerly Bethesda Rehabilitation Project) was established on 16 November 1982 by Colin McLennan, a native of New Zealand. The project aims to help people with physical disabilities in Indonesia, with support from the Presbyterian and Methodist Church Guild in New Zealand.
Shinta Ratri: Transgender Rights in Yogyakarta

Due to the discrimination against transgenders in Muslim worship places across Indonesia, the Al-Fatah Islamic Boarding House was established in 2008 by Shinta Ratri to provide a safe space for their religious practices.
The Government Must Care For Differently Abled People

Nuning Suryatiningsih is the director of the Center of Improving Qualified Activity in Life of People with Disabilities (CIQAL). She is working towards giving people with disabilities collective access to both public and private facilities.

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16 Jan

Check our network partner Social TIC's (@socialtic) annual roundup of "The Best of Latin American #InfoActivism 2018" here (in Spanish) https://t.co/0IiTzdwKPR #LatinAmerica #advocacy #opendata #DatosAbiertos #TecnologíaCívica #obscurantist #civicdata

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16 Jan

Residents of Ithekahuno in Tetu, Nyeri County, Kenya, planted banana trees on bad roads in their village as a protest. The Tetu Ward officials were embarrassed by this innovative protest & fixed the roads. Details here https://t.co/gT4cvgfyNq #video4change via @InformAction_KE

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