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  • Help Celebrate An Unsung CAC Hero

    October 31st 2016. If a picture is worth a thousand words then how many words is a video worth? For CAC the value of a video is immeasurable. It is a universal problem for non-profit organizations all over the world- how do you tell the story of your work simply. Without question the best way, without actually taking people directly to our programs, is through video. That is why the importance of CAC resident videographer Kevin O’Donovan can’t be underestimated. Kevin (or OD as he is commonly referred) brings CAC to life through his inspirational vision and ability. Every year OD leaves his regular life for 2 weeks and traipses to whichever far-flung location CAC request his presence. In the past this has meant charter planes in Kenya, 10 hour bus journeys to rural Uganda, bumpy roads in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and filming in some of the most disadvantaged areas of India and Cambodia. The destination of the CAC films in 2016 has still to be revealed…

    Now we are delighted to say that OD has been recognized for his incredible work by the Charity Film Awards who have nominated his film about our ASK for Choice initiative. BUT, we need your help to ensure he is rewarded further! We NEED you to go online and vote for this film to win the award! Click here to vote. With your help we can fully celebrate an unsung hero of CAC’s success.

    Watch the nominated video below. For more of OD’s work please go to our videos page.

     

    By Coaches Across Continents On 31 October 2016 In Coaches Across Continents Blog Tags ASK for Choice, awards, cambodia, Charity Film Awards, Coaches across Continents, conflict prevention, Democratic Republic of Congo, female empowerment, film, Gender Equality, health and wellness, India, Kenya, Kevin O'Donovan, nomination, social impact through sport, Uganda, video
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  • The Jamaican (Video) Farewell

    January 21st 2015. Our last program of 2014 was working with Ballaz International, the Real Madrid School for Social Integration, and the Spanish Jamaica Foundation both in Kingston and Montego Bay. Lyrics to the song “Jamaican Farewell” rung in our heads such as “sounds of laughter everywhere” and “the sun shines daily on the mountaintop”. And among our great two weeks of training were the people of Digicel SportsMax who filmed the event and put together this great video of the difference being made in Jamaica because of this partnership.

    Thanks very much to Digicel SportsMax for showing this on local TV and putting together a great film about Coaches Across Continents and our incredible local partners in Jamaica.

    By Coaches Across Continents On 21 January 2015 In Coaches Across Continents Blog Tags Ballaz International, Coaches across Continents, Digicel SportsMax, Digicel SportsMax 2, jamaica, Jamaican Farewell, kingston, montego bay, Real Madrid School For Social Integration, soccer for social development, soccer for social impact, Spanish Jamaican Foundation, Sport for Social Impact, video
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  • Watch our Latest Video!

    April 8, 2014.  Coaches Across Continents is proud to release our 2014 documentary video.  Filmed in Nagpur, India with our partners Slum Soccer, this documentary shows how we work alongside our partners to create self-directed learners, empower women and leaders through sport, and make a social impact.  For this year’s documentary, every view counts.  After we receive 2,014 views, a large donation will be made to CAC from one of our supporters.  Watch the video today and help us reach our goal!

     

    By Coaches Across Continents On 8 April 2014 In Coaches Across Continents Blog Tags Coaches across Continents, India, media, self-directed learners, social documentary, social impact, sport for development, Sport for Social Impact, video
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  • Coaches Across Continents Releases New Video

    February 27, 2013.  Coaches Across Continents is happy to release our latest video, our 2013 Social Impact Documentary.

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    Filmed in Marsabit, Kenya with our partner group Horn of Africa Development Initiative (HODI), this community is showing how sport can change a community that faces female genital mutilation, girls being sold into marriage, and gun violence.

    It’s fascinating to see the impact of the Coaches Across Continents work from the voices of the local coaches, teachers, and young people.  We get a chance to see first-hand the impact that sport is having on programs like HODI all over the world.

    Nick Gates, Founder, Coaches Across Continents

    Click here to see all the CAC videos on our YouTube channel.

    By Coaches Across Continents On 27 February 2013 In Coaches Across Continents Blog Tags Across, Beyond Sport, CAC, coaches, Coaches across Continents, Continents, Harvard Soccer, HODI, Kenya, kicking + screening, middlesborough football club, new, One World Futbol, owf, Peace and Sport, release, SFW, Soccer, social impact, sport for development, Street Football World, video, Women Win
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