We are excited to share that in the 2019 fiscal year, over 400 of Chicago’s youth participated in our media production programs. This would not have been possible without your support! By pooling our resources from our generous donors and our community of videographers, CTVN continues to cultivate youth’s artistic Read more…
In the 1960’s, The Freedom Movement took Chicago by storm and started a campaign for civil rights to also be noticed in the north. Dr. Martin Luther King and his family resided in Lawndale while he pushed for better housing in Chicago for African-Americans. In the decades since, Community TV Read more…
Community TV Network and The National Museum of Mexican Art invite you to… 40 años: A la esperanza!Including our video “La Esperanza” Where? Where? The National Museum of Mexican Art (Xicágo Gallery) 1852 W 19th St. Chicago, IL When? August 16th, 2019 to March 15, 2020 (10am-5pm Mon-Fri) Cost? Read more…
For the second year in a row, Community TV Network produced a series of video documentaries about the violence-fighting work of Chicago non-profit organizations, supported by the Fund For Safe and Peaceful Communities by the Chicago Community Trust. This year, we worked with local non-profits Nobel Neighbors, Port Ministries, Homan Read more…
Community TV Network students were presented the CHICAGO Award by the Chicago International Film Festival’s CineYouth Festival for their short film, “Welcome to the Peace House.” Angelo Ross, Sierra Blackman and Briona Barker-Davis worked with CTVN instructors Bill Sacco and Peter Kuttner on the film that features the south side Read more…
By Asiah White, CTVN Community TV Network has been addressing issues of oppression for more than 40 years. In honor of the Black History Month, check out the “What is Freedom” public service announcement from October, 2012 produced in CTVN’s video program at Prologue Early College. Slavery was abolished in Read more…
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