Watch Welcome To the Peace House here CHICAGO – Community TV Network is honored that its film “Welcome to the Peace House” was chosen to be included at the first-ever Smithsonian Museum’s African-American Film Festival, October 27, 1018, in Washington D.C. The film will be part of the festival called Read more…
Young people explore the real-life ramifications of the war on drugs and its connection to the prison pipeline.
“Chiraq” is a term that many use to describe Chicago and its gun violence problem, but many native Chicagoans find the term problematic. Find out why in this short documentary.
Produced by students from Loyola University, this video features video instructor Dan Mihail and CTVN students explaining what Community TV Network is all about.
Prologue Early College poets in Vedran Residbegovic’s Video Production class offer their perspective on Louder Than A Bomb, the largest youth poetry slam in the nation.
The Youth Visions at Chatham Academy After School Matters program created a documentary about the black-owned businesses on 75th street in Chicago.Featured businesses include Soul Vegetarian Restaurant, Brown Sugar Bakery, Authentic Cooking Catering and KMT Health Food Stores.
Residents and local business owners express excitement, hope as well as uncertainty in a recent segment on the Bloomingdale Trail, produced by Humboldt Park-based Community TV Network (CTVN)’s award-winning show, Hard Cover. Dubbed “The 606”, the Bloomingdale Trail is a project over a decade in the making, designed to add Read more…
Youth produced short documentary about about teenagers trying to break into the music industry.