Carnegie UK Trust - Media Clips

Community Land Trust Movement - Celebrating Success

Carnegie UK Trust has supported the Community Land Trust movement in England and Wales since 2006. This collection of short films was made for the 2010 annual CLT Conference. These films capture the aspirations and direction of the CLT movement. They are built on testimonies from the people who have been involved from the beginning (the architects and the funders) and also testimonies from the people involved in making Community Land Trusts a reality on the ground.

Civil Society: Enabling Dissent London July 2009

Video Blogs from speakers at "Civil Society: Enabling Dissent" hosted by The Carnegie UK Trust Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society in the UK and Ireland and Open Democracy

Introduction to the Carnegie Rural Programme and Community of Practice

The rural team at Carnegie give an introduction to their work and the community of practice and 'Host' organisations (2009.) Click here to view.

Introducing the Trust

1 Minute 8 Seconds, 2.9mb

An introduction to Andrew Carnegie and the 22 Carnegie trusts and foundations world-wide.

Carnegie Medal - Overview

3 Minutes 53 Seconds, 10.4mb

In 2005, the Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy was hosted by the Scottish Parliament.

Carnegie Commission for Rural Community Development

2 Minutes 49 Seconds, 7.5mb

An introduction to the Carnegie Commission for Rural Community Development (2004-2007.) Their final report of recommendations 'A Charter for Rural Communities' can be downloaded here.

Young People Initiative - DVD extract

1 Minute 59 Seconds, 5.2mb

An extract from our 2006 CYPI DVD "They help you get respect".

Democracy & Civil Society

3 Minutes 49 Seconds, 8.9mb

Carnegie Trusts and Foundations world-wide have taken an active role in strengthening democracy and civil society.

Creative Philanthropy

2 Minutes 43 Seconds, 7.7mb

An introduction to creative philanthropy.

Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy ceremony 2005

The Scottish Parliament hosted the Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy ceremony on 4 October 2005. Streaming video footage of the event is available via the Scottish Parliament film archive.

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