Poverty and Participation in the Media

EXTRA CLIP - The Varying Forms Of Poverty

These clips are a selection from the Poverty and Participation in the Media project, due for DVD release in May. The interviews began in summer 2008 with the most recent being shot in March this year.

All interviews have been produced within Poverty and Participation in the Media Workshops. All interviews and production was conducted by participants.

Interviews looking at different experiences of poverty, the idea of relative and non-financial poverty. Participants are from Luton and areas in South London.

These clips, along with footage from other Spectacle projects, can also be viewed in the Archive.

To view related articles and discuss issues raised in these clips please visit the Spectacle Blog.

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• PROJECT CLIP - Community Division and Cohesion: Media Contribution
• PROJECT CLIP - Social Change: Media Potential
• PROJECT CLIP - Stigma and Stereotypes: Role of the Media
• PROJECT CLIP - Media Portrayal of Poverty
• PROJECT CLIP - Media Portrayal of Wealth: Pressure to Purchase
• PROJECT CLIP - Crime In Poorer Communities
• PROJECT CLIP - Education: Views From the Community
• PROJECT CLIP - Documentaries: Potential and Pitfalls - The Case of The Tower
• PROJECT CLIP - Documentaries: Potential and Pitfalls - The Case of Rich Kid, Poor Kid
• PROJECT CLIP - Rich Kid Poor Kid - Perspective of the Producer
• EXTRA CLIP - Abusive Elements In The Media
• EXTRA CLIP - Is It Possible To Escape Poverty?
• EXTRA CLIP - The Varying Forms Of Poverty
• EXTRA CLIP - The Poverty Trap
• EXTRA CLIP- Documentaries: Potential and Pitfalls - The Secret Millionaire
• Screening Event - Fred Robinson
• Screening Event - Teresa Hanley
• Screening Event - Fred Robinson and Mark Saunders
• Screening Event - Eileen Devaney
• Screening Event - Jheni Arboine
• Screening Event - Jessica Leech
• Screening Event - Glenn Jenkins
• Screening Event - Mark Saunders