Who Cares? Scotland launched their 2-minute campaigning film "Give Me a Chance" in Glasgow's George Square in a high-profile event featured on BBC Newsnight.  mediaco-op worked with four looked-after teenagers to produce the participatory film for the campaign.

    Heather Gray of Who Cares ? interviewed by BBC Newsnight 

mediaco-op worked with a team of four talented teenagers who are in care

to create a video clip for Who Cares? Scotland anti-stigma campaign

Who Cares? Scotland commented that the resulting 2-minute film GIVE ME A CHANCE is "brilliant.... dead stylish" and "absolutely hits the mark."

media co-op is producing a DVD for Paths for All

to train leaders for their innovative programme of Health Walks

Rape Crisis Scotland and Women's Aid Scotland launched a new campaign at the GFT, with the premiere of media co-op's film MAKING RECOVERY A REALITY. "media co-op did a brilliant job. The participatory film-making workshop was intensively moving, and the film is exactly what we wanted to achieve".

Click here to sign up to the campaign, and here to watch the film.

The Rape Crisis launch with their new media co-op DVD was covered in the press, radio, and STV television news.

mediaco-op filmed Fraserburgh's Junior Wardens, working to make their community cleaner and safer. The Wardens are sponsored by Scotmid, Scotland's biggest independent co-operative.

"We don't actually arrest people though" explained one 10 year-old boy. "Fraserburgh's a nice town," added an 11-year-old girl, "but it stinks of fish".