NEWS & BLOG
Big News – Radio Licence Secured
Big News – Digital Radio Licence Secured!
APE Media Is Entering Its Next Chapter
Ape Media is EnteringIts Next ChapterSame energy.Bigger reach.We’ve been building for a while.Now it’s time to turn things up! For a long time, APE Media has been about creating space - for youth voices, for new ideas, and for culture-led storytelling that feels real....
Ape Media Celebrates Our Founder, Trevor Blackman – Winner of Future-ED’s Community Broker of the Year Award 2025
Ape Media is proud to celebrate our founder, Trevor Blackman, who has been named Community Broker of the Yearat the Future-ED Awards 2025 This award recognises leaders who bring people, organisations and communities together — creating pathways, unlocking...
Wha’gwan Film Festival
Wha’gwan Film Festival: the young black Londoners bringing their stories to life Wha’gwan Film festival founder Trevor Blackman on why he made a platform for ‘the storytellers of tomorrow’ "Everything is about space,” says Trevor Blackman, founder of the Wha’gwan Film...
Trevor Blackman on BBC Radio London
Trevor Blackman on BBC Radio London APE’s Trevor Blackman being interviewed on BBC Radio London’s “Drivetime with Eddie Nestor” show about the Mayor of London’s Local Communities Fund promoting anti-crime projects for young people, allowing them to fulfil their...
Royal Parks Half Marathon 2020 / 2021
This year, we have not one, but two runners running for APE in the Royal Parks Half Marathons. Do support Jenny in her campaign to raise funds for us in the October 2021 race. Campaign details will appear here shortly. Fiona will be joined by Jenny for the main Royal...
#NewhamRising – The Evaluation (2020)
This project was successful in securing a grant from the Home office Anti Knife Crime Community Fund in November 2019. The focus was to deliver an art based programmed concerning the impact of knife crime to young people ‘at risk’ of being affected by knife crime in...
#Dusk2Dawn – The Evaluation (2019)
What would happen if 17 young people from Stratford (London), had an idea to engage their community in a conversation - Around knife crime. By getting the mothers who have lost their sons due to knife crime, to speak directly to the public? A special thanks to Auntie...
#AMothersVoice (Aunt Sophie) #DawntoDusk
#DawntoDusk , a Mothers’ Voice, is a Community Lottery funded film project - where we hear the words of mothers who children have been killed due knife crime in London. A powerful series of shorts to support and deliver an anti youth violence creative awareness...


