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Siyakhona
Ein Projekt von Hillside Digital trust in Alexandra, Südafrika
Siyakhona is a project that trains young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to be video journalists. It uses the power of the media to create change around critical social issues like xenophobia, corruption, HIV/AIDS and homophobia.
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Über das Projekt
Danny L. von Hillside Digital trust ist für dieses Projekt verantwortlich
Siyakhona is implemented by Hillside Digital Trust, a South African non-profit media development organisation that aims to create sustainable media ‘hubs’ to give communities their own voice. Siyakhona is implemented with the support of Sony International, FIFA and Streetfootballworld.
Siyakhona is part of the social legacy of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and began as part of Sony's collaboration with FIFA on corporate social responsibility through Football for Hope, the movement led by FIFA and streetfootballworld.
Siyakhona is working with ’20 Centres for 2010’, the official campaign of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa which aims to build 20 centres of education, public health and football across the African continent.
Each centre is designed to become a hub for all kinds of community development, including media and communications.
Siyakhona is currently working at the Khayelitsha Football for Hope Centre in Cape Town and is exploring plans to expand to other Football for Hope Centres in South Africa and across the African continent.
Hillside Digital trains township youth to be to bring about real change and make a real difference through community video journalism and activism. Our Siyakhona (We can do it) Video Journalists use their skills in film, new media and social media as community organizers, they are empowered to engage with their community, identify the root causes of their social ills, organize the community through their public mobile screenings to find the answers and implement action plans to solve the issues together with all role players, stakeholders and partners.
“Siyakhona has made an important impact on my life. It has given me the chance and skills to tell the untold stories of my community. The skills I have learned here have changed the way I see the world and shown me the power of telling stories with a camera. With the new skills I have learned I want to fight for women’s rights, bring cinema to the township and become a loud voice for my community and my people”
Phakama Pyoos, 25, Khayelitsha. Director: ‘HIV Cycle in the Township’
Siyakhona is part of the social legacy of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and began as part of Sony's collaboration with FIFA on corporate social responsibility through Football for Hope, the movement led by FIFA and streetfootballworld.
Siyakhona is working with ’20 Centres for 2010’, the official campaign of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa which aims to build 20 centres of education, public health and football across the African continent.
Each centre is designed to become a hub for all kinds of community development, including media and communications.
Siyakhona is currently working at the Khayelitsha Football for Hope Centre in Cape Town and is exploring plans to expand to other Football for Hope Centres in South Africa and across the African continent.
Hillside Digital trains township youth to be to bring about real change and make a real difference through community video journalism and activism. Our Siyakhona (We can do it) Video Journalists use their skills in film, new media and social media as community organizers, they are empowered to engage with their community, identify the root causes of their social ills, organize the community through their public mobile screenings to find the answers and implement action plans to solve the issues together with all role players, stakeholders and partners.
“Siyakhona has made an important impact on my life. It has given me the chance and skills to tell the untold stories of my community. The skills I have learned here have changed the way I see the world and shown me the power of telling stories with a camera. With the new skills I have learned I want to fight for women’s rights, bring cinema to the township and become a loud voice for my community and my people”
Phakama Pyoos, 25, Khayelitsha. Director: ‘HIV Cycle in the Township’
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