Social Media for Social Justice 101
Media Make Change hosted a workshop at the Allied Media Conference on Saturday. Check out our photo album on Facebook.
Community Producers Program is Thriving!
posted by tara, May 1, 2012
A few months ago Media Make Change partnered with the Beyond the Bricks Project to create a comprehensive media literacy program that serves young Black males. The Community Producers Program is a four-month course that invites young Black males to interrogate media images and subsequently create their own stories using digital media technology. We’re elated to report that the program, now in it’s second month, is thriving. Take a look at the new campaign video featuring several young men currently enrolled in the program at Teachers College, Columbia University–a sponsoring university. We encourage you to donate to the summer fellowship program, an…
Where Is My Money Going?… To COLLEGE!!
posted by Harlem Scholars, March 31, 2012
This guest post is brought to you by students from the Harlem Scholars Saturday Institute. By: Carla Agbodjan, Julie Orelien, Leissa Orelien, Ugonna Duru HEY…
Retention and Graduation Rates of Minority students
posted by Harlem Scholars,
This guest post is brought to you by students from the Harlem Scholars Saturday Institute. By: Usman Cisse, Myron Rose, Ivin Vaughan, Richard Mitchell Retention and…
Regressing graduation rates of “disadvantaged” students.
posted by Harlem Scholars,
This guest post is brought to you by students from the Harlem Scholars Saturday Institute. Society demands college graduates to contribute to the workforce, and the…
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