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Infrastructure Debate
The Great Infrastructure Debate, 
April 2012
Transport Challenges
The Challenges of Sustainable Transport,
March 2012
school debate competition final 2011: nuclear power
The Great Debate schools Competition final 2011:
Nuclear power is the answer to the world's energy problems
Facing the Future
vox pops
Facing the Future vox pops, 
November 2011
Too Many People?
Too Many People? debate, 
November 2011
Facing the Future
interviews
Facing the Future speaker interviews, 
November 2011
Living in a
Changing World
Living in a Changing World, 2010
Don't Shout at the Telly North East 2009
Don't Shout at the Telly North East 2009

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Award Winning Project Provides Opportunity For Young People

Filming at Whatever Happened to Equality?
great northern youth voices

Our FREE programme of documentary-making training workshops offered a diverse group of young people a unique opportunity to get involved in documentary-making.

great northern youth voices was a citizen journalism project providing documentary-making training for young people currently Not in Employment, Education or Training.

In December 2014 great northern youth voices won an an outstanding flagship project award from United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability (UNU-IAS).

Our programme of workshops is currently on hold while we apply for further funding but we hope to resume soon.

If you are under 25 and interested in future projects of this type contact us on:
the great debate (all one word) at live dot co dot uk
or telephone/text O779O 47O846.

Visit our Vimeo channel here!

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great northern youth voices is a citizen journalism project providing documentary-making training for young people currently Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET). It is a project for the YouTube generation focused on giving a voice to young people.

Participants are encouraged to formulate their own thoughts social and environmental issues through exposure to expert and lay opinion and knowledge. Critical reflection on what part their generation may play in ensuring a better future is a key element of the process. A series of documentaries capturing the reflections of participants and those in their communities on the realities they face will be produced, given a public première and published online.

The project was developed by The Great Debate in partnership with North East Centre for Transformative Education and Research (NECTER), a network recognised by the United Nations as a Regional Centre of Expertise (RCE) in Education for Sustainable Development that brings people together in partnership at the regional level to promote better access to quality education, social justice, and an improved quality of life.

Workshops facilitated by
Caspar Hewett, Director, The Great Debate
Jackie Scollen, The Great Debate film-maker in residence
Charlie Winstanley, Secretary, The Great Debate

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Videos

great northern youth voices Vimeo channel

great northern youth voices Vimeo channel


Rhiannon Sarah Finn

great northern youth voices videos


History

great northern youth voices was built on the success of the experimental Living in a Changing World documentary-making project for young people not in employment, education or ` training, held in 2010 and our 2009 workshop Don't Shout at the Telly North East.

In 2011 The Great Debate won a successful bid to Big Lottery Fund's Awards for All scheme in 2011 which provided the funds for professional quality film-making kit and a series of pilot workshops. This project established a film-production team and made a series of short documentaries. At the close of 2011 we obtained follow-on funds from The Dulverton Trust which enabled us to continue to offer film workshops to disadvantaged young people into early 2012. Thanks to NECTER our team were able to continue to provide training workshops through the HYPODS project, which ran from March to September 2013. A further grant from Big Lottery Fund allowed us to resume our programme in 2014. While the programm is currently on hold we hope to resume this programme soon - watch this space for dates and details.

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Links

The Great Debate: Facing the Future
The Future of Energy for the North East
Economic Growth: Bane or Boon? Video of head to head debate between Daniel Ben-Ami and Jonathon Porritt, October 2010
What is Sustainable Culture? by Caspar Hewett. Proceedings of a debate between Jonathan Dawson, Alex Hochuli and Clive Lord, August 2010
Limits to Growth in the 21st Century. Video of debate between Daniel Ben-Ami, Richard Dyer and Phil O'Keefe, August 2010
Living in a Changing World. [Video] March 2010
Food & Water Security. Video of debate between Tony Allan, Jennie Barron, Julia Brown and Ben Campbell, March 2010
Don't Shout at the Telly North East. [Video] March 2009
The Great Sustainable Energy Debate 2008, by Caspar Hewett. Proceedings of a debate held in October 2008
Keeping Africa Small debate [Video] March 2008
I'm a Subsistence Farmer ... Get Me Out Of Here! debate [Video] March 2008
Proceedings of the Third Conference on Development, Sustainability and Environment, 2007
Proceedings of the Second Conference on Development, Sustainability and Environment, 2005
Proceedings of the First Conference on Development, Sustainability and Environment, 2003

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