The video was later shown to the leadership of both sides of the community and discussion centered around to what extent, and how, this type of intervention brings about peaceful change. Using video networking technology, YNTV breaks through physical, cultural and political barriers, helping shape a world where people better understand each other, and can work together creatively. In places where a phone line is more accessible than a satellite, YNTV links through multiple digital phone lines. Over the next 5 years, YNTV will link youth in more than 40 countries. Today, TDS aims to reduce political and ethnic violence - stressing themes of peace, reconciliation and democratization.
Radio is used to promote dialogue among polarized groups.
A radio drama is under production, featuring a Liberian family displaced by the war. Media Project which will promote use of the media to increase awareness of landmines and provide psycho-social support for landmine survivors. MPC launches a series of projects - most notably, Video Dialogues and Peace Radio which pioneered ways of facilitating dialogue and promoting mutual understanding among conflicting parties. The MPC's Mediation Project for Journalists has trained over 100 South African and foreign journalists in conflict handling skills. Their aim is to deepen the media's understanding of conflict and its management and to further more constructive reporting.