Media

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Interdisciplinary Researchers Propose New Framework for Learning

Inequities in skills attainment, achievement gaps among ethnicities, and a disconnect between classroom learning and the everyday lives and interests of young people are troubling trends that signify the need for a new framework of learning. Read More
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Mangrove Alliance Website Launched as Resource for Preservation

Birdlife International has launched the Neotropical Mangrove Conservation Alliance, also known simply as the Mangrove Alliance, as an online resource to foster the preservation of endangered mangrove habitats. Read More
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Sneak Preview of "Electoral Dysfunction"

A new documentary film that uses humor and wit to take an irreverent–but nonpartisan–look at voting in America. Read More

Community Cinema Screening of "As Goes Janesville"

More information available on As Goes Janesville website. Read More
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MacArthur Grantees Win Emmy Awards

MacArthur-supported programs P.O.V., Independent Lens, and Frontline were honored at this year’s News & Documentary Emmy Awards. Read More

Screening: Half the Sky

ITVS's Community Cinema program will present Half the Sky mini-series the Chicago Cultural Center on Saturday, September 15th from 2 PM - 5 PM. Read More

Call for Documentary Film Proposals

The Media, Culture, and Special Initiatives program is currently accepting proposals for documentary film projects. Read More
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Ira Glass on the Role of Public Media

Ira Glass, host of This American Life, discusses the role of public media in sharing unique stories. This American Life is weekly a public radio show produced by WBEZ and broadcast to about 1.8 million ...

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