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  School Uniforms: Inspiring or Devaluing?

  March 7, 2012 / ASA, Blog, Uncategorized

  School uniforms have traditionally seen as limiting personal expression. Yet the students of the Academy of Scholastic Achievement have a different view on the topic. ASA, an alternative high school partner, located on the West Side of Chicago is home to around 190 students. They provide education and support for many individuals from non-traditional backgrounds that differ by way of their culture, their education, socially, and economically. ASA aims to provide all their students with equal opportunity to excel. One [...]

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  An insider’s look at the field of youth media

  January 25, 2012 / Blog, Uncategorized

  Starting Soon… This week, we’ll be starting a blog series highlighting the exciting video projects and learning experiences happening in our classrooms all across the great city of Chicago. Look forward to getting a closer look at the magic of media literacy through the eyes of our students, teaching artists and youth media experts. Through interviews, photographs, and digital media, we hope to tell our story about the impact of youth media. There is so much to come!! Make sure [...]

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  CTVN celebrates Hard Cover’s Birthday at Danny’s! Jan 23

  December 7, 2011 / Blog, Uncategorized

  CTVN is starting the new year with a Peace Party with the generous folks at Danny’s to celebrate our 2011 accomplishments and look forward to the opportunities of  2012. We’re talking banging beats, brand new tshirts hot off the press and extra-delicious cupcakes. The event is free for all—-just show up and have a few drinks with your favorite folks at Chicago’s oldest youth media organization. A portion of the drink sales will go to supporting CTVN’s video production programs.

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  Responsible Media Makers

  October 26, 2011 / Uncategorized

  ASM Advanced Apprentices describe traits of a responsible media maker. They also pass on advice to the next crop of Apprentices

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