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Welcome, Natalie!
We are thrilled to welcome Natalie Cosby as EVC's new Youth Documentary Workshop Program Manager. With a B.S. in Chemistry from Xavier University of Louisiana, graduate studies in Education at Lehman College, and Media Studies at the New York Film Academy, Natalie brings a rich background in media and education to EVC.
EVC Documentary Team and Director Eugene Jarecki Partner Again
We are pleased to announce that EVC's Youth Documentary Workshop is partnering again this semester with award-winning documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki and his team at Charlotte Street Films.
Principal in Focus: Tyona Washington
Tyona Washington is Principal of the newly established High School for Excellence and Innovation in Washington Heights. This fall, EVC is pleased to be working closely with teachers at the High School for Excellence and Innovation to integrate documentary video projects into their curriculum.
Ford Foundation Supports Design and Pilot Testing of New EVC Evaluation Tools
With generous support from the Ford Foundation's Good Neighbor Committee, EVC provided professional development and in-class coaching for teachers from the ACCESS GED program in Manhattan to suppor
McCormick Foundation 2009 Youth Media Summit
EVC's Executive Director Steve Goodman has been invited as one of 40 youth media leaders to participate in the 2009 Youth Media Summit funded by the McCormick Foundation.
EVC Presents at NAMLE (National Association for Media Literacy Education) Conference
EVC will also present a workshop on its method of teaching critical literacy at the NAMLE (National Association for Media Liter
EVC Participates in The Masculinity Project
"Shon's Journey," one of the segments of Journeys Through the Red, White & Blue, was selected as one of the films to launch THE MASCULINITY PROJECT.
EVC Films Submit to Temecula Youth Media Arts Festival
EVC submits It's Not About Sex and Shame On You: That Can Be Reused!
to the 3rd Annual City of Temecula Youth Media Arts Festival.
EVC Films Screening at Teachers College
EVC's Shame On You: That Can Be Reused! and Still Standing screen for a course on collaborative practices in community arts education at Columbia University's Teachers College on
Two EVC Films Screening at Adelphi University
EVC's Shame On You: That Can Be Reused! and Still Standing screen for multiple classes at Adelphi University on Monday, March 30th.
Center for the Study of Brooklyn and the Educational Video Center present Film Screening & Panel Discussion
In partnership with the Educational Video Center, the Center for the Study of Brooklyn is pleased to present Journeys Through the Red, White, & Blue, a 35-minute documentary produced by a team


