mediaco-op is producing a DVD guide to the Children's Hearings system, aimed at parents with learning disabilities. Commissioned by the SCLD and Enable Scotland, the DVD stresses the rights of parents facing a Children's Panel.

mediaco-op welcomes a new intern, the aspiring young filmmaker Jucilino Levis Albano, from Angola. Jucilino's placement is through the Bridges Programme charity for refugees and asylum-seekers.

Another recent intern has been Vilte Vaitkute, an editor from Lithuania, on the Second Light apprenticeship scheme for Ethnic Minorities at G-mac.

Two recent mediaco-op productions are featured in the national "16 Days of Action" to end violence against women.

To watch "Money and Power", about women and the sex industry, click here.

To watch our Rape Crisis film "Making Recovery a Reality" click here.

mediaco-op's Lucinda Broadbent has been tutoring on an international documentary-makers training course. Lucinda worked with flim-makers from Morocco and Palestine to Serbia and Croatia on films about racism and Human Rights. The image is from a film about justice in the Congo.

Barnardo's Scotland commissioned 14 short films from mediaco-op, to record their unique day-long event "Open Think" for online audiences. Daring ideas for innovation and reform, shared by thinkers from across Scotland and the UK, in partnership with the RSA and Scotland's Futures Forum. Click here to view.

mediaco-op filmed the 9,000 hardy folk who cycled 51 miles from Glasgow to Edinburgh in the Pedal for Scotland charity bike ride. It's part of a DVD for the Scottish co-operative Scotmid, celebrating their £229,000 donations to charities and community groups.

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. Click here to watch it

Heather Gray of Who Cares ? interviewed by BBC Newsnight