Crossroads Young Carers comic projects
Two groups supported by Crossroads Young Carers Youth Team
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‘Blakelaw…How it is’ film premiere
December 16th 2011A group from Blakelaw Youth Club launch their film, screening it for local families and councillors.
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Digital Voice win City Challenge Teambuilding Day
December 14th 2011Volunteers took part in activities to support the Council’s apprenticeship initiative
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Digital Voice appoints new Director
November 27th 2011Leadership team expanded as social enterprise enters fifth year.
Learn Hands On
Media is a fun and stretching way to express ourselves and develop a wide range of skills. The focus in our Learn Hands On projects is on the benefits for participants.
You select what you want to achieve:
- storytelling and having your say
- personal skills - teamwork, working to deadline, creativity
- vocational skills - using cameras, editing, animation
- media literacy
- developing enterprise
- accreditation
All of them? You tell us your priorities and we'll develop a project plan that will deliver them.
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Young Women Create photostories
A group of young mums at Gateshead Young Women’s Outreach Project.
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media4me Haunted Trailer
A group of sixteen young people from Gateshead’s Brandling School and Traveller children supported by EMTAS created an animation called the Haunted Trailer.
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The Lawnmowers Animation Project
An animation about what it's like to be disabled. A group of adults with learning disabilities examine an important issue in a creative way.
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Soul Soup
Providing support to a young woman in her Arts Award project, by helping her to produce a video and screen it.
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New York Primary School
Pupils took part in photography and animation projects to learn new skills and help educate others about internet safety.
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