Screenrights aims to facilitate the use of audiovisual material and to optimise returns to copyright owners through the collective management of their rights. More than 10,000 Australian schools, TAFEs and universities have a Screenrights licence to copy from television and radio, and to make certain online uses of these copies. In New Zealand this includes many schools and most universities, polytechnics and colleges. Teachers can record the latest documentaries, news, current affairs, movies and other programs whenever they want.
Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI) is a licensing organisation that provides copyright licences and resources to churches, schools and organisations worldwide.
The NCYC is an agency of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops' Conference and is at its direction through the Episcopal Deputy for Youth. The Council exists to coordinate the training and support of those in Youth Ministry. The Council is funded by the Conference. The Council is responsible for: Communicating the concerns of young Catholics to the Conference and submitting regular reports; Discovering the concerns and issues pertinent to young Catholics; Supporting communication with young Catholics in each Diocese; Compiling a directory of those employed in full or part time youth ministry in each diocese; Monitoring training opportunities for youth; Establishing a recognised Diploma in Youth Ministry; Speaking on issues of importance concerning young Catholics; and Liaising with relevant national bodies
Connect NZ aims to be an online infrastructure that assists young Kiwis to live fully and be connected to Christ, the Church and each other and one that forms the internet hub of young Catholics in Aotearoa New Zealand, filled with exciting content, resources, links to social networks and relevant sites for Catholic young people.
Whether you want a suggestion for a film to use, are not sure as to the suitability of a particular film for your group, or simply want tips and advice on how to set up an effective film club in a school, parish, youth club etc. this is the place to meet and discuss with fellow Catholics from around the globe.
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