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DCTV · Jul 28, 2009

Eight community Groups made four half hour programs each, about issues that effect them.

DCTV · Jul 28, 2009

The mainstream media often does not focus on the economic and social impacts of Peak Oil and Climate Change. For this reason many people still feel that these issues are not directly relevant to their everyday lives. Street Smart Sustainability is a 4 part series, which seeks to increase the understanding of the issues around sustainability so that people can make informed decisions on what they do in their daily lives.

In each episode we go out on the streets of Dublin to get Vox-Pops on what people think about the issue of the week. These Vox-Pops then form the basis of a lively in-studio discussion led by presenter, Dylan Townsend.

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Never Too Late

A Show looking at issues that face older people in Ireland today

Looking Left 1: Irish People

This programme looks at “The Irish People” the newspaper of Sinn Fein the Workers Party - set up in 1973 and active until 1991. Among the guests are former editor of the paper from 1977-82, Padraig Yeates

DCTV · Jul 28, 2009

The Insight presented by Ethnic Minority Forum

The Insight is a program presented to give an understanding on the day to day lives of members from the enthnic minorities in Ireland. The series will deal with their goals for the future, achievments from the past and their views on living in Ireland.

MAIN

In what is sadly the last of our programmes exploring masculinities organised with MAIN for this season, Finian Murray, of the men's health project takes the audience through the annual Men's Health Week. Picking up on themes from the UK, it looks at men accessing services. All the research shows that the male half of the population are quite weak at getting tested or treatment when it comes to medical treatment. This year the health week has developed a poster encouraging people to not "wait until it's too late." The poster has been distributed to health centres GAA clubs and areas where men gather across the country. David Culver, the shows resident psychologist joins the diverse panel again to put the issues discussed into the wider context of mental health.

Cén Teanga - Comhluadar CiS Episode 1

Part of the Community in a Studio project supported by the BCI

DCTV · Jul 28, 2009

Dublin Cycling discussion

The London and Dublin cycling campaigns compare notes about Dublin as a bike friendly city

DCTV Promotional Video

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The Making of Dublin Diaries

Over here in DCTV we're not just another TV operation. We have a unique mission.

So, when we sit down to think about the sort of programmes we want to make, we always factor in how we can empower communities and build participation in the making of media.

We like exposing the process behind how we make something and involving new layers.

As part of this mission, we came up with a show called Dublin Diaries.

Since November 2008, we've been broadcasting a show that put the people of Dublin back in touch with their own forgotten histories.

It was a people's history and consisted of a 3 minute programme, one for each day of the year.

It was a calendar packed with nuggets of forgotten histories.

Of names and events no longer whispered.

Lost in the past but resurrected again to populate each day of our diary, our Dublin Diaries.

Our researchers went digging for historical nuggets from several archives.

We furrowed away in the digital archive of the Irish Times.

Got lost for weeks in the specialized collections of The National Archive.

Poured over the registrar of imprisonment at Kilmainham Jail and the death records at Glasnevin Cemetery.

Then down in the dungeons of DCTV, our team of skilled video technicians worked night and day.

But most of all, we needed the help of Dublin communities to narrate the show and pull it across the final line.

DCTV · Jul 28, 2009

Cannonball Run

Results of Shorts Films Made in 24 hours

Recalling the City -Inchicore

Funded by the Community Forum this project was produced by DCTV with co-operation from Dublin City Council sheltered housing initiative.

Bicycle Polo in Dublin

Short video on Bicycle polo produced by DCTV member

Johnny Splits

The students from Killinarden Community College give their take on teenage pregnancy. Produced by the students with the support of SDCC and DCTV.

DCTV · Jul 28, 2009

Bob Doyle: last surviving Irish anti fascist fighter of the XV International Brigade RIP

Last interview, with the last surviving Irish anti fascist fighter of the XV International Brigade in Spain. Bob Doyle died on the 22nd January 2009. This interview was filmed in November 2008.

The Future of Feminism

Ex Black Panther Dublin

In March Ashanti Alston, a former member of the Black Panther Party and a Black Liberation Army solider, came to Ireland to speak at the Dublin anarchist bookfair. This is the video of his presentation. In it he talks about his experiences in the Black Panthers and BLA, the lessons he draws from them and what he thinks of revolutionary politics in Ireland. Ashanti talks about his attempt to break BLA comrades out of a New York jail and the influence reading about Irish republicanism had on him in prision as well as how he bacame an anarchist.

Curran Aluminium industrial dispute

Mostly Polish crew of Curran Aluminium fights for their rights with over 6 week long strike action.

Interview with Filmmaker Eamonn Crudden (Route Irish)

DCTV · Jul 28, 2009

SIPTU Centenary Celebrations - Mary McAleese

Recalling the City - Ballybough

Funded by the Community Forum this project was produced by DCTV with co-operation from Dublin City Council sheltered housing initiative.

AONTAS

The Powerdown Show

The Challenge Ahead

Climate change and peak oil are the issues of our time affecting all of us. But climate change and peak oil are merely consequences of a broader problem – the problem of un-sustainability. In this programme we examine climate change and peak oil from both a local and global perspective and introduce the ideas which will be examined in the following nine programmes. Ultimately the show will help individuals and communities to understand how they can effectively respond.

This programme includes interviews with George Monbiot author and journalist, Richard Douthwaite of FEASTA, Rob Hopkins of Transition Towns and Prof. John Sweeny of NUI Maynooth.

Indy Media Talk

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Dublin Food Co op

Dublin Food Co-op was set up to provide organic food and other products to its owner-members. We were established in 1983 by a group of friends who found buying in bulk made financial sense.

Dublin Food Co-op is an alternative to commercial profit-oriented business. Surplus funds are used to benefit the members Co-op and to reduce prices.

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