A trailer for the Chain of Change project of Beyondmedia Education.

In their 2nd Chain of Change video the Empowered Fe Fes wrote and performed a News Report investigating domestic violence against women with disabilities.

Southwest Youth Collaborative’s SOUL young women’s group produced this video about their experiences with teen dating violence.

This video voices against “Dating Violence” amongst teens that often result in death. In her poem, a high school girl encourages other young girls exposed to boyfriend abuse to recognize that they deserve respect and to expect no less from their male friends.

A member of our group wrote a spoken word piece about Dating Violence and we turned it into a skit for the Chain of Change video. In the first skit, Part 1: The Mistake, a young woman falls in love with a guy who physically abuses her. In Part 2, the second skit, the same [...]

Our second video, titled “Molestation”, is a PSA urging victims of molestation to speak out and get help. The students make a direct appeal to the audience, saying those that are silenced about their experiences with molestation should take matters into their own hands and feel empowered to stand up for what is right.

Our first video, “Domestic Violence”, is a PSA that encourages victims to take a stand against violence that happens in domestic situations. It includes student dramatizations and statistics. The slogan “Kill domestic violence before it kills you”, is a call-to-arms to take measures against violence and for women to recognize their own value and self-worth.

This video documents a panel discussion on teen dating violence.

This video is about having a “real” conversation without coaching or preparation. We let youth speak to the issues (violence amongst teens) that they normally only discuss amongst themselves.

In the video “Love Should Not Hurt”, students reenact the scene of boyfriend violence. In their performance, they aim to alert young girls about the signs of the abusive relationship.