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Educational Video Center | Your gift supports our mission. Make a donation today. Educational Video Center The Educational Video Center is a non-profit youth media organization dedicated to teaching documentary video as a means to develop the artistic, critical literacy, and career skills of young people, while nurturing their idealism and commitment to social change. EVC’s vision is a just and equitable world created by young people and the power of their stories.

Margaret Sheble (she/they) Archive Distribution Specialist Margaret Sheble (she/they), a 2024-2026 American Council of Learned Societies Leading Edge Fellow, holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in English Literature from Purdue University and a B.A. in Art History from Northern Arizona University. As the Archive Distribution Specialist at EVC, she will help co-create anti-oppressive strategies with the community for archival content and coordinate select archival programs and film festivals. Margaret has held key roles in museums, universities, and cultural institutions, including editor, digital learning manager, instructor, archivist, and curator. Recently, she served as Secretary and Co-Chair of the Library Committee for the Rochester Rainbow Union, focusing on Pride outreach and LGBTQIA+ resources while implementing a new strategic plan. Margaret is a strong advocate for the transformative impact of storytelling and the vital need for equitable access to cultural resources. (ella/elle) Especialista en Distribución de Archivos Margaret Sheble (ella/elle), becaria Leading Edge del Consejo Americano de Sociedades de Humanidades (American Council of Learned Societies) 2024-2026, posee un doctorado y una maestría en Literatura Inglesa por la Universidad de Purdue, así como una licenciatura en Historia del Arte por la Universidad del Norte de Arizona. Como Especialista en Distribución de Archivos en EVC, colaborará en la co-creación de estrategias antiopresivas con la comunidad para el contenido archivístico y coordinará programas de archivo seleccionados así como festivales de cine. Margaret ha desempeñado roles clave en museos, universidades e instituciones culturales, incluyendo editora, gestora de aprendizaje digital, instructora, archivista y curadora. Recientemente, fue Secretaria y Copresidenta del Comité de Bibliotecas de la Rochester Rainbow Union, donde se enfocó en la divulgación del Orgullo (Pride), los recursos para la comunidad LGBTQIA+ y la implementación de un nuevo plan estratégico. Margaret es una firme defensora del impacto transformador de la narración de historias y de la necesidad fundamental de garantizar un acceso equitativo a los recursos culturales.

< Back Cops Are(n't) Colorblind Racial profiling by police is a recurring problem in our society for people of color. Our documentary film shows two main characters, Demitrius and Niaja, who experienced racial profiling as young teenagers. Demitrius was followed, stopped and searched based on what he was wearing. While this experience affected Demitrius’ identity--how he dresses, walks and presents himself it also made him curious about black history and the roots of racial profiling. Project Gallery Previous Next