Each summer shmu’s Youth Media project offers a unique opportunity for new members to join the project and receive training in radio, filmmaking and journalism through our summer school.
The Mastrick Matters teams have produced a joint edition of their magazines during the Covid-19 outbreak and it is being delivered right now.
The volunteers and support team at shmu felt very strongly that it was important to continue to produce and deliver the community magazines during this time in order to share important local information, celebrate the community and encourage positive social change around the issues the community is passionate about.
The Middlefield Mirror magazine team are looking for stories and pictures for the summer 2020 edition.
Whether you know someone, or an organisation, who has been going above and beyond to help others in the coronavirus pandemic, or maybe you want to look into a local issue or perhaps you’ve got some creative writing or photography to share, the team want you to get in touch.
Both the Seaton Scene and Tilly Tattle magazine teams have produced a joint edition of their magazines during the Covid-19 outbreak and it is being delivered right now.
The volunteers and support team at shmu felt very strongly that it was important to continue to produce and deliver the community magazines during this time in order to share important local information, celebrate the community and encourage positive social change around the issues the community is passionate about.
As a Community Anchor Organisation, shmu was chosen by the Scottish Government Supporting Communities Fund to disperse £25,000 of funding to community groups and organisations in Aberdeen.
The shmu Community Support Fund offered between £500-£2000 to support groups to deliver new or existing activity in response to COVID-19.
