Clodagh Rule Drummey
I am CCTV's Director of Marketing and Development. I work with CCTV's technology outreach programs and help raise funds to support them. If you are interested in learning about CCTV's...
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May 19 2010 - 11:37am
Tonight at 6 p.m., participants in CCTV's School Year Production program will host a screening of their work in CCTV's studio. Participants...
Jan 8 2010 - 1:33pm
Come see what teens in CCTV's School Year Production Program (SYPP) have been working on this semester at our Youth Video Screening on...
"Reality Check" was produced by CCTV Youth Media Program participant Julie Pan through a collaboration with Cambridge Community Services Creative Action Project (CAP). CAP is a social action, mentoring and personal development program whose mission is to empower girls to become agents of change in their communities and their own lives. For more info about CAP, visit: http://www.creativeactionproject.org.
Thank you for showing that women don't look like film stars and musical stars. It's great to see young women saying how they feel about how women are treated in media. I get anger on how women are treat in this world ,because women are looked at as a sex thing. Women are human beings so treated women with respect. by Elizabeth A. Kanze
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