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Maureen Sinclair Director of ClapperboardUK explains why, MeToo Media Merseyside and the need to get young people from our diverse communities into the creative industry...
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A film by BFI ClapperboardUK Academy students 2019 A young man explores his identity...... -
For a well informed feministic view there are many excellent Bloggs and Websites out there and if you don't find what your after you could always write your own for MTM!?... -
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MeToo Media Spoken Word Project In partnership with Kitchen Sink Live... One Small Step by Pari J Richards... -
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How film and media stereotypes affect the lives and leadership ambitions of girls and young women - Plan International... -
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Real Eyes by Kitchen Sink Live Review - An intimate story with tears and laughter following a young women's journey to empowerment.... -
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Lucy Woods - winner of Best Performer at ClapperboardUK Award 2019... -
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