First Nation’s Broadcasting

Youth involved with CTB capitalize and harness social media platforms to gain CTB television station momentum to live stream on YouTube, Face Book, Twitter and in the near future Smart TV plus Android and Apple apps.

Our model is to engage the community as CTB storytellers. Trained CTB teams film, edit and broadcast their own news and current affairs, make documentaries, educational programmes, learn sports coverage and profile lifestyle programmes. Community Television Broadcasting will play community television as unique content for the streaming programme schedule.

Community media is the means of expression for the community

and enables members of the community to have access to local information and education when they want access. We are media in which the community participates, as planners, producers, performers. Now that the restrictions have largely lifted, we can produce more effectively to resume building community collaborations.

Community Connect – we are a community run, community programmed and community operated television station. We work closely to promote First Nation’s indigenous identities, culture and linguistic diversity. Our aim is to be the community connect message stick to empower marginalized communities; give youth cultural hope and connection; to build recognition of the achievements of community members; build family relationships; reduce isolation, broadcast clear medical updates during COVID-19, reduce isolation and fear during COVID-19 and enhance positive community belonging in this time. Our goals are to reflect local voices relevant to local communities as we develop opportunities to facilitate and promote identity and reflect cultural diversity about matters of local significance. Streaming of local community television will facilitate training young indigenous/ diverse leaders to create local television content to bring connection and unity.

We are developing story-lines to profile initiatives.

Through community television we can secure greater collaboration within and across the sectors for longer term effectiveness, resilience and sustainability. Our skilled industry broadcasters will work with organisations to storyboard, address topics and mentor volunteers to build media skills to optimise capacity to deliver COVID-19 information. Our aim is to empower marginalised communities, to build recognition of achievements and to enhance positive belonging in this COVID-19 time.

CTB will continue to collaborate with and enable media to be accessible for local people to share issues not generally represented in media, to enhance and expand a variety of viewpoints, support and develop local arts and music, increase community involvement in broadcasting and enhance participation in content creation through its volunteers programme, work experience, training workshops and internships alongside industry professionals.

Our goals are to reflect local voices relevant to their local communities as we develop opportunities to facilitate and promote identity and reflect cultural diversity about matters of local significance. Streaming of local community television will facilitate training young indigenous and diverse leaders to create local television content to bring about successful collaborations and unity.

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CTB can build community connection by bringing First Nation, Multicultural and Diverse people and volunteers together and enabling First Nation communities to strengthen communication skills to share unique stories and cultural beliefs.

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