The Sullivan House, one of our Alternative School partners, located on the South Side of Chicago, is filled with aspiring, intelligent adolescents. The size of the building is small compared to other alternative high school, but that does not hinder the amount of activity that takes place inside these walls. Read more…
Chicago’s youth voice their needs to empower their generation, and one way to reach their goals is to have job opportunities. This week a few members of the Community TV Network team had the pleasure of interviewing CTVN alumni Krystal Rivera. Krystal, who graduated from Roberto Clemente School last year, Read more…
At Winnie Mandela Alternative School, students are learning how media can be a tool to raise awareness about day to day issues that affect their lives—in this case—-food justice. Alternative high schools, whose mission it is to give young people who could not succeed in the public school system another Read more…
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 Read more…
This film explores the recent changes of dearborn housing on 29th and Wabash. Student at McKinley interviewed past and present residents, Chicago housing authority, and staff.
Three women of Jane Addams High School speak their minds on teen pregnancy, education funding and the value of alternative high schools.
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