Welcome to EVC
EVC Awarded 2008 Greene Grant
Posted on February 6, 2009The Maxine Greene Foundation for Social Imagination, the Arts, and Education supports organizations that promote "the creation of and informed appreciation of works that embody fresh social visions, that move people to perceive alternative possibilities for the making of humane communities."
EVC Releases 2008-09 Catalog
Posted on September 15, 2008EVC celebrates 25 years of youth-produced media, 1984-2009.
The 2008-09 Catalog is now available for download.
Save the Date: NYC Grassroots Media Conference
Posted on April 28, 2009EVC is excited to be one of the partners of the Sixth Annual NYC Grassroots Media Conference on May 30th at Hunter College.
Featured Videos
Still Standing
Running Time: Full Version 50 min; Classroom Version 11 min
Still Standing is an intimate portrayal of the challenges faced by Katrina survivors as they rebuild their lives in New York City and in New Orleans. It puts a human face to the stories of corruption and incompetence that jeopardize the lives of Katrina survivors after the storm.
Searching for Peace: A Youth Look at Religion
Running Time: 20 minutes
In Searching for Peace: A Youth Look at Religion, 11 teens are driven by the diversity, questions, and doubts within their own group to explore a variety of religious experiences.
Shame On You: That Can Be Reused!
Running Time: 23 minutes
Shame On You: That Can Be Reused! is a must-see intergenerational documentary that explores environmental justice and recycling in NYC’s urban communities with a focus on the South Bronx.
It's Not About Sex
Running Time: 23 minutes
This Documentary Workshop new release takes a fresh look at the prevalence of sexual assault in our contemporary society. Shocked by the statistic that more than half of all rapes happen to people under 18, student producers search for the roots of the violence.
Hip Hop: A Culture of Influence
Running Time: 28 minutes
Commissioned by the Brooklyn Museum of Art for an exhibition on Hip Hop, this documentary looks critically at Hip Hop culture while celebrating Hip Hop as a unifying force among youth of different backgrounds and communities.







