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Violence, Media & the Crisis in Masculinity
Man and Films
Macho
a film by Lucinda Broadbent + list of films on Domestic Violence
Women abuse - Videos - Health Canada
Leeds Animation Workshop
Men & Masculinity- Access Reality TV
Leeds Animation Workshop was set up in 1976 to produce and distribute animated films on social issues. The Workshop also runs short
introductory courses in animation several times a year.
http://www.leedsanimation.org.uk/
Aidez à éliminer la violence fondée sur le sexe
Journée internationale pour l’élimination de la violence à l’égard
des femmes (Le 25 novembre), 16 jours d’activisme contre la violence
fondée sur le sexe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYa8oXQz5GA
Unesco produced a small booklet called "Tolerance in
Films", which contains suggestions of movies, and short explanatory notes,
that can help discuss issues linked with racism, nationalism, sexism,
religious sectarianism. The movies are sufficiently well-known to be
found in most countries. -
The booklet, which exists in English, French and Spanish, was published by Education International 155 bd. Emile Jacqmain, B-1210 Bruxelles.
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Paolo Fontani
Department of Education for a Culture of Peace
UNESCO 7, place de Fontenoy F-75352 Paris FRANCE
Donna
Ferrato has spent more than 15 years documenting domestic
violence and has produced a multimedia show called "When Love Hurts: A
Visual Journey into Violence and Relationships."
How
can men give 100 percent support to women in their battle against violence? Does
the media have a role to play? Save the Children Fund
and UNICEF have examined the potential of film to help boys in South
Asia question their attitudes towards gender. Violence against women in
Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Nepal runs high and is perpetuated by
traditional practices such as dowry payments or sex selective abortions. Can
film challenge entrenched gender stereotypes? The study suggests that
impressionable school-aged boys could be made to think positively about
alternative male role models and attitudes towards girls and women through
film. http://www.id21.org/static/6arp1.htm
Stop domestic violence - videos
http://www.stopdv.com
Le chapeau - The Hat - Animation film Canada
https://www.onf.ca/film/chapeau/
Sisters, Mothers, Daughters - video on domestic violence
http://www.arts-education.org/arts_ed/smd.html
Domestic Violence in Popular Films
http://research.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/dv1.html
Video on domestic violence: dynamics, definitions, demographics and public
health impact Set and companion manual, developed by ACNM
http://www.shopacnm.com/domviolvidma.html
DVD: The I Wish The Hitting Would Stop domestic violence education program
Red
Flag Green Flag Resources
http://www.redflaggreenflag.com/whatsnew.htm
Response to domestic violence: video-based training series for professionals
Global Village Communications
http://www.cityofshelter.org/
Reference films
http://www.onf.ca/trouverunfilm/fichefilm.php?lg=fr&id=33946
Audio and Video Resources
http://sano.arf.org/aggression/reslist.htm#av
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Men's Work
Videorecording by Paul Kivel -
Centre City, Minn.: Hazelden video, c1992
ISBN: 0894868284 -
This video is based on Kivel's written work (see entry under "Books"
on this web site).
Why are you so angry?
Dennis C. Daley and Gerald T. Rogers -
VHS videorecording - 34 min.
Skokie, Ill.: Gerald T. Rogers Productions, 1991
Distributors: Toronto, Ont.: Kinetic; Richmond, B.C. : Image Media
Four individuals confront their anger and learn constructive ways of coping
with it. Explores causes of anger - biological, psychiatric, substance abuse,
social and cultural. Shows destructive results of mishandling anger. Discusses
several cognitive and behavioural strategies for dealing with anger.
"Bitches From Hell: The
Politics of Self-Defense"nby Kay Leigh Hagan
Pamphlet from Escapadia Press, P.O. Box
217, Sante Fe, NM 87501
"Warning: The Media May Be
Hazardous To Your Health"
Video by
Media
Watch, P.O. Box 618, Santa Cruz, CA 95061.
Background on the
context
in which this essay was written.
Date Readings and Video Were Discussed: November 2, 1992
Present: Catherine C., Colleen M., Robin Z., Stephanie R., Kalisa, Gina
B., Lisa F., Bobby C., & Cathleen
Violence
Begins at Home
is an
independent documentary film project about domestic
violence. It focuses on the stories of
participants who have witnessed violence in their homes
as children -- and who have decided not to continue the
cycle of violence in their own lives and families.
Read
the full project description
and
click
here for frequently updated news from the director
to learn more.
We
need people, material and financial support. We
need sponsoring organizations who can help promote the
project within their own communities and networks.
Click
here to find out how you can get involved.
We
are in the process of posting transcripts, video and
audio clips from the interviews that have been conducted
thus far -- check out the
preview
section. Also, look for
links
to organizations which deal with providing support for
victims of domestic violence.
Some more details
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Cassettes
How to Handle Anger
Cassette, 60 min.
Mel Boyce and Peg Defren
Corte Madera, Calif.: Boyce Productions, 1973
Emphasizes the illogical factors in anger and the destructive aspects of our
tendency to repress and avoid dealing with our anger. Includes interviews with
patients and examples as well as discussions.
How to Handle Anger (without losing your cool)
Cassette, 50 min.
Cassandra Warren
Shawnee Mission, KA.: Sourcecom, 1987
Subject: anger, transactional analysis
Unresolved Anger: How Resentment Blocks Recovery
Ernie Larsen
Brooklyn Park, MN: E. Larsen Enterprises, 1989
Subject: alcoholism rehabilitation, anger
Distributors of Audio and Video Resources
B.C. Institute on Family Violence
Suite 551
409 Granville St.
Vancouver, B.C.
V6C 1T2
Domestic Violence Resource Centre
PO Box 3278 South Brisbane BC 4101
Intermedia
1300 Dexter Avenue North, Suite 220, Seattle, WA 98109, (800) 553-8336
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Domestic Violence Materials
In case you are not aware of an excellent videotape
titled, "A Woman's Place," produced for Maryland Public
Television, I am pleased to call it to your attention. Filmed in three segments,
it focuses on efforts made by a magistrate in the Transkei, a prosecutor in
Duluth, Minnesota, and a lawyer in India, who uses different strategies in an
effort to bring reforms in the law to their communities.
The segment involving the Duluth prosecutor is specifically on domestic
violence, but the other two segments, while addressing different issues, are
concerned with women's empowerment, and therefore, related in a corollary
fashion. Jane Connors, Section Chief in DAV,
has a copy of the videotape in a Pal version, , but you may obtain
another copy by contacting Maria Nicolo, 201 West 85th St. #8c,
NY, NY 10024; telephone 212-877-3253; or
I have shown the videotape to a number of audiences in
such diverse places as Moscow and Nairobi, and found that invariably, it was
very
well-received.
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Vidéos Femmes - Québec
Vidéos - Violences faites aux femmes - Santé Canada
Vidéo Violence dans les fréquentations amoureuses des adolescents
Théâtre- Pêche d'enfer - Collectif et Refuge de la Louvière
(cassette vidéo)
Prévenir la violence chez les jeunes - Vidéos et pièces de théâtre
Des marelles et des petites filles:
Dans trop de pays, les petites fille sont encore souvent éliminées, abusées,
exploitées, maltraitées, mal aimées. Ce que l’on voit dans Des marelles et
des petites filles... n’est qu’une parcelle de la réalité. On commence à
peine à mesurer l’ampleur de la discrimination dont elles sont victimes.
Pourtant, partout elles sont belles, partout elles savent jouer à la
marelle, et n’aspirent qu’à bien lancer leur caillou... pour arriver
jusqu’au ciel. «La cinéaste Marquise Lepage a filmé la vie de petites
filles dans le monde. Elle est revenue avec un documentaire bouleversant qui
nous rappelle que le mot enfance n’a pas le même sens partout...»
Pascale Millot, Châtelaine Diffusion le dimanche 5 décembre dans le cadre
des Beaux Dimanches à Radio-Canada.
La marelle est un des plus anciens jeux connus de l'histoire de l'humanité. Dix
petites filles, dans six pays, sautent à cloche-pied dans l'espace de ce jeu.
Elles nous racontent par la suite les réalités de leur vie d'enfants, leurs rêves,
leurs espoirs.
Scénario et réalisation : Marquise Lepage
Production : Marcel Simard et Monique Simard ( Virage ) Nicole Lamothe
coproductrice (ONF)
Produit par : Les Productions Virage Inc. en coproduction avec
l'Office national du film du Canada - Film de 52 min
https://www.onf.ca/film/marelles_et_des_petites_filles/
Des marelles et des petites filles - Sur
tous les continents, des petites filles dessinent sur le sol des figures
sur lesquelles elles sautent à cloche-pied en scandant comptines et
chansons naïves : c'est le jeu de la marelle, qui va de la terre
jusqu'au ciel... Partout, des petites filles parlent de l'école, de leur
futur mari, des enfants qu'elles auront, du métier qu'elles exerceront,
de l'avenir qu'elles voudraient meilleur pour elles et les leurs. Trop
souvent, cependant, par ignorance, pauvreté, perversion, bêtise,
méchanceté ou superstition, les adultes leur volent leur enfance : déni
du droit à l'éducation, travail forcé, mutilations et abus sexuels, etc.
De l'Inde, de la Thaïlande, du Yémen, du Pérou, du Burkina Faso et
d'Haïti, des fillettes âgées entre 8 et 14 ans nous parlent de leur vie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpkC8PZI9P8
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