DC MET dMAC students Arnesia and Victoria explore the various aspects of music in this podcast interview. Listen to their unique perspective.

DC MET dMAC student Victor Estes explores the various aspects of LOVE with his peers in this podcast. Listen to their unique perspective.  

The students at Anacostia High School Digital Media Arts Club (dMAC) created a video blog post to introduce you to the club members and give you a glimpse of the work we’re creating.   ~Shamela McClain & Tyrell Vaughn 2012-2013 … Continue reading →

A young Ponca boy interviews his grandmother for some insights on what it was like growing up Ponca in her time. A video from the after school digital literacy programs of the Public Media Corps in Oklahoma.

A ten-year old Ponca boy shares his ancestral pride in a video made as part of the Public Media Corps digital literacy after school program in Oklahoma.

Two young Ponca tribe girls, Samantha and Catherine, make a short video showcasing the apparel and act of fancy shawl dancing, a traditional folk dance. Produced as part of the after school digital literacy programs of the Public Media Corps … Continue reading →

The Anacostia community reflects on the importance of the American Graduate Digital Media Arts Club (dMAC) program at the Anacostia Neighborhood Library.  

In “Education Talk Back – Bullying” Digital Media Arts Club students at Ballou High School discuss the effects of bullying. “Education Talk Back” is a series of discussions with DC students about the challenges in their schools, families and communities. … Continue reading →