Blog | Video4Change

The ‘Untouchable’ Teen Video Journalist Challenging Indian Corruption

by Admin | Apr 28, 2016

A film highlighting Video Volunteer correspondent Mukesh, a 19-year-old who documents corruption in his region’s school system. 19-year-old Mukesh was born into an ‘untouchable’ community in impoverished rural India. Now, as a correspondent for Video...

How to Use YouTube’s New Blurring Feature to Protect Identities

by Admin | Apr 4, 2016

In late February, YouTube released a new version of their custom blurring function. This feature allows users to blur select items in their videos such as faces or identifying information. By WITNESSIn late February, YouTube released a new version of their custom...

Understanding Impact

by Egbert Wits | Mar 21, 2016

Ever since I started my work for the Video4Change Network, I’ve been continuously confronted with the word, “impact”. What is it? How do we measure it? How do we define it? And how do we communicate it to others? Ever since I started my work for the Video4Change...

Enabling Storytelling

by Admin | Feb 16, 2016

Today, video has quite possibly become the strongest conveyor of stories. Considering the power of storytelling, its potential to leave you hanging by the edge of your seat, change minds and force audiences to see things differently, it is no wonder video is so...

Webinar: Video for Change and Impact

by Admin | Feb 11, 2016

Join New Tactics in Human Rights and other Video for Change organizations for an online conversation on Video for Change and Impact from February 22-26, 2016.

Storymaker 2 Officially Launched

by Admin | Feb 1, 2016

We are proud to announce the release of version 2.0 of Storymaker, a tool to help anyone learn to make and share better stories, with or without internet access. By Brian Conley, Small World NewsDownload StoryMaker 2It has been just over a year since the generous...