Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWxIcuGIn1A
Two Mapuche indigenous communities in Chile share their experiences using digital filmmaking to communicate their knowledge and perspectives. With the rise of digital technologies, video can enable non- or less-literate actors to break down barriers of exclusion and isolation and participate in the global exchange of ideas to resolve development challenges.
This ten-minute video is a result of research carried out by Ariella Orbach, a research award recipient with IDRC's Communications Division for 2012. Orbach has worked with Mapuche communities to implement the Mapuche Filmmaking School, an intensive training for rural indigenous youth in community-based filmmaking techniques. Based on this experience, she is exploring how video can be used to share knowledge in the development field.
Watch the video in English (Low broadband): http://youtu.be/T-53aForhBk
Écoutez la vidéo en français (Bande passante élevée) : http://youtu.be/gvPaLaX8P58
Écoutez la vidéo en français (Bande passante étroite) : http://youtu.be/nWgb1nflrNs
Ver el video en español (Versión banda ancha alta velocidad): http://youtu.be/Uwstlw8bpPo
Ver el video en español (Versión banda ancha baja velocidad): http://youtu.be/QaYhJLB3v2Q
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