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AHSBehindWGDCFor the third and forth taping of WGDC, some students from the Academies at Anacostia were in the audience. The students enjoyed seeing what it takes to produce a TV show and meeting the PMC and WGDC crew. They had plenty of questions for the hosts and guests and loved being on camera. Although it [...]

Fellows, Video

You Can’t Hold Me Back.. On My Way to College

0 Comments 05 January 2012

A young high school student raps his way to college after participating in the Public Media Corps’ Digital Media Arts Club (dMAC) program. He has produced an official entry into a college scholarship competition.

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PMC, Video

School Reform Town Hall Video

0 Comments 18 April 2011

On March 29th, the Public Media Corps held a Town Hall at Bell Multicultural High School on the topic of school reform. Many attended the Town Hall with panelists Kaya Henderson (Chancellor of DC Public Schools), Kavitha Cardoza (Senior Reporter at WAMU-FM), Leticia Long (President of the Wilson High School PTA), Kristin Ehrgood (Flamboyan Foundation), [...]

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Ashley Mosley, Fellows

Let’s Talk Solutions: A Community Discussion on Education Reform

0 Comments 23 March 2011

(Washington, DC – March 23, 2011) – The Public Media Corps (PMC) announces plans to host newly-appointed Chancellor of DC Public Schools Kaya Henderson for a town hall discussion on education reform at Bell Multicultural High School (16th & Irving Streets in Columbia Heights) on Tuesday, March 29, 2011. Doors open at 6:30pm, forum is from 7pm to 8:30pm.

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Brendan Foley, Tech Blog

Gearing Up and Moving Forward

0 Comments 05 January 2011

A quick update for everyone: The Beta project is now over! And, at least from my view, it went very well. After a short break, we are now gearing up here at the PublicMediaCorps to move forward and build on several of our projects. On the technology side we are getting ready to do some [...]

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Ariel Valdez, CentroNia

What’s Next?

0 Comments 20 December 2010

After six hectic, exciting months, Public Media Corps is winding down. I’m writing this now from my father’s house in New Mexico as a farewell post, after a nice ceremony where we all got together and had some food, and recognized students and organizations we’d bee working with. It’s been a trying experience which has [...]

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Fellows, Selina Musuta

Revisiting Third Coast with New Voices Part 1

0 Comments 18 December 2010

One month ago, I flew to Chicago to attend the Third Coast International Audio Festival .  As the recipient of AIR’s New Voices scholarship, I met amazing sound artists from around the country… building community by doing their thing.  I spent the most amount of time with other New Voices recipients learning about the narratives [...]

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