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Superheros of Ward 1: Edward Hoyt
Participants in Radio Rootz DC, a "media literacy and production program for youth," interviewed members of the Ward 1 community in Washington, DC.
Hoyt serves as Executive Director of the Sacred Heart Dinner program, an organization that provides…
Hoyt serves as Executive Director of the Sacred Heart Dinner program, an organization that provides…
Superheros of Ward 1: Dr. Reverend Susan Newman
Participants in Radio Rootz DC, a "media literacy and production program for youth," interviewed members of the Ward 1 community in Washington, DC.
Dr. Reverend Susan Newman answers questions about her theological philosophy, her educational…
Dr. Reverend Susan Newman answers questions about her theological philosophy, her educational…
Blended Nation: Panel Discussion
This panel discussion was held in 2011 at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC in conjunction with the exhibit "Race: Are We So Different?"
The discussion was moderated by Humanities Council of Washington, DC Board Chair,…
The discussion was moderated by Humanities Council of Washington, DC Board Chair,…
Cycle I Grant Awards Ceremony 2011
Twenty-one organizations were funded this cycle, and 20 were in attendance at the historic Sumner School in Northwest DC. The grantee organizations were introduced by moderator and Humanities Council board chair Marianne Scott, and a representative…
A Question of Color
This video confronts the corrosive impact of racism on the self-esteem of African Americans. The narrative focuses especially on the burden of "colorism"--the caste system that classifies blacks according to how closely their appearance conforms to a…
Tags: African American Experience, race, history, ethics, philosophy
Ain't I a Woman? Public Housing Experiences: Problems and Solutions
This documentary discusses the unique situation experienced by many women living in public housing, focusing specifically on the women of the Frederick Douglass Dwellings in Southeast Washington, DC.
The film is comprised primarily of video oral…
Tags: public housing, activism, social programs, ethics, philosophy
Humanities Profiled - Marcus Raskin, Institute for Public Policy
Marcus Raskin, co-founder of Washington's Institute for Policy Studies (IPS), one of the world's most progressive think tanks, talks about public policy and civil liberties in the wake of September 11, among other topics. The interview was broadcast…
Let the Church Say Amen (Early Rough Cut)
This film tracks four parishioners of the World Missions for Christ Church as they work to improve their community while finding their own spiritual paths. The church is located at the corner of 1st Street and Randolph NW in Washington, DC.
The…
Who Does the Time?
This play, commissioned for Hope House DC, an organization dedicated to breaking the cycle of incarceration that occurs when parents are separated from children to serve time in prison. It was performed at a meeting of the Congressional Black Caucus…
Tags: justice, theater, performing arts, ethics, sociology, philosophy
