Producers of Losing Ground and The Baby In Me present their films to youth at Make the Road New York in Bushwick.

EVC's Shame On You: That Can Be Reused! screens at the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival on Friday, March 6th, in Florence, Alabama.

EVC's External Education Program (EEP) and Youth Speakers Bureau (YSB) join forces.

EVC doc, Journeys through the Red, White & Blue: Brian’s Journey has been accepted into the Sixteenth Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival 2009!

Three EVC documentaries, Losing Ground, Faces of Food and Baby in Me: A Story of Teen Pregnancy have been accepted to the Viewfinders: International Film Festival for Youth!

Please join us and our hosts, Luis Castro and Philip Sanchez from Arts Development at Time Warner, Inc. on Wednesday, January 28 at 6 pm at this screening celebrating the newest youth-produced documentary from EVC.

Journeys Through the Red, White & Blue screens at The People's Inaugural Ball in Washington, DC.

EVC's Community Engagement program has been screening Journeys Through the Red, White & Blue along with the YO-TV producers around New York, Ohio and Massachusetts. Screenings without youth producer presentations were held as well in New York and in several other states. EVC created over 600 DVDs for distribution around the country.

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On Tuesday, December 23rd, from 8.30am-2pm, EVC staff and youth producers will participate in three different workshops at Bronx International High School's Eight Annual International Fair.