You are in: Birmingham > Video Nation
Linda feels increasingly frustrated at the way life has changed in Wendnesbury.
Big Nanny talks about her passion for cooking traditional Jamaican food.
Being fostered has changed Marvin's life for the better. Watch Marvin's film about foster care.
Daniel Hawkins, from the Choy Lee Fut Kung Fu Academy, tells us about the Chinese lion dance.
James is ex-crack cocaine and heroine addict, he talks about how he kicked the habit.
Sharon Brown talks her passion for running the Newtown Knights Junior Chess Club.
Three young people from the Sparkhill about the good points and bad points about their area.
Young musicians, actors and dancers are being created in a unique community arts initiative
Birmingham students of the Sikh martial art Gatka talk about their passion for the sport.
Mandisa gives an emotional reflection on her thoughts on the enslavement of her ancestors.
Youth workers talk about growing up in Aston and how the media wrongly portray the area.
When China opened itself up to the world with the Beijing Olympic - Video Nation took a look at Chinese communities closer to home. 'Silk Screens' explores how people link their lives in contemporary Britain with their Chinese cultural roots.
