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  • Critics Say This POV Doc Opens Eyes and Sheds Light on Islamic Women
    The Light in Her Eyes premieres tomorrow night, July 19, 2012, on PBS stations. Read what critics are saying about the film.
    POV Staff 2 min read July 18, 2012 POV Films Blog Comments
  • The Road to Success: What “Racing Dreams,” Sadie Nash, and my POV Internship Did for Me
    Keyana Cumberbatch-Walters is a high school intern who joined POV through Sadie Nash Leadership Project. As her POV internship draws to a close, she shares how Sadie Nash, POV and the documentary Racing Dreams have influenced her.
    POV Staff 4 min read May 30, 2012 POV Films Blog Comments
  • Art and Storytelling: My POV Internship Experience
    Kim Lopez is a Community Engagement and Education intern from the Center for Arts Education. A senior in high school, she is passionate about photography and film and shares her experience interning with POV.
    POV Staff 4 min read May 30, 2012 POV Films Blog Comments
  • Upcoming POV Documentary Screenings
    Community events continue across the country, including sneak preview screenings of our upcoming 25th anniversary season.
    POV Staff 1 min read May 25, 2012 POV Films Blog Comments
  • The Results Are In! POV Educators Give Feedback
    For National Teacher Appreciation Week POV is sharing some inspiring stats and anecdotes from our 2011 Educator's Survey.
    POV Staff 4 min read May 10, 2012 POV Films Blog Comments
  • Commemorate Brain Injury Awareness Month
    March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Take a look at our educational resources for Where Soldiers Come From to explore the impact of traumatic brain injury on military veterans and their families.
    POV Staff 2 min read March 8, 2012 POV Films Blog Comments
  • Adobe Youth Voices Announces the Aspire Awards for Youth Media Makers
    We’re excited to share the news about the Adobe Youth Voices Aspire Awards, a dynamic opportunity for youth around the globe to submit their most compelling work to an international media competition.
    POV Staff 1 min read February 29, 2012 Documentary News Comments
  • Looking Forward: Tools for Social Studies Teachers in 2012
    POV's Community Engagement and Education coordinator shares her thoughts on two online, interactive tools that social studies teachers should be on the lookout to use: Mission U.S. and the Twitter hashtag #SSChat.
    POV Staff 4 min read January 17, 2012 POV Films Blog Comments
  • What a POV Internship Meant to Me
    Former Intern Aubrey Gallegos shares her experiences behind the scenes of POV's 2011 season.
    Aubrey Gallegos 4 min read December 13, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • Project VoiceScape: Grant-Winning Teens Tackle Tough Topics
    Project VoiceScape, a collaboration between Adobe Youth Voices, PBS and POV, recently awarded 15 $2,000 filmmaking grants to 22 emerging young talents from around the country. Project VoiceScape editorial committee member Jessica Lee tells us about some of the challenges she faced in awarding the grants and what we can expect next from the filmmaker-finalists.
    POV Guest Blogger 2 min read August 3, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • Of Books, Burros and Bibliotecas: Viewers Bray About 'Biblioburro'
    Each Friday, we share a selection of comments relating to the week's documentary broadcast. This week, viewers posted their reactions to Biblioburro: The Donkey Library, the story of a librarian — and a library — like no other.
    Ashlin Aronin 3 min read July 22, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • Critics Say 'Biblioburro' Makes the Grade: Tune in Tonight!
    Biblioburro: The Donkey Library is the story of a unique librarian–and his library. Luis Soriano braves armed bands, drug traffickers, snakes and heat to bring his library on hooves to the children of Magdalena Province in Columbia. Read what critics have to say about the film.
    Alva French 1 min read July 19, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • Next on POV: 'Biblioburro: The Donkey Library'
    POV's 24th season continues on Tuesday, July 19, 2011, with the U.S. broadcast premiere of Biblioburro: The Donkey Library, a story of a librarian - and a library - like no other.
    Alva French 2 min read July 15, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • Live Chat with Shelby Knox and Filmmakers Marion Lipschutz and Rose Rosenblatt

    On Tuesday April 19th at 1 pm ET, Shelby Knox and filmmakers Marion Lipschutz and Rose Rosenblatt will participate in a live chat with viewers. Send them a question or sign up for a reminder email to join the discussion.

    Sean Holmquest 2 min read April 18, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • Teachers – Show Us How You Innovate!
    The 2011 PBS Teachers Innovation Awards opens for entries. From math and science to music and the arts, your inventive thinking continuously fuels, inspires and engages young minds. Whether you teach your students physics with rocket launchers, social studies by re-enacting historical events, or literature by inviting kids to create digital stories, you are innovating […]
    Jamie Dobie 1 min read March 29, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • 'The Edge of Dreaming' Community Screenings at Schools of Metaphysics Next Week
    Dr. Barbara Condron oversees international education for the School of Metaphysics (SOM). On January 22 at 7 PM, 17 SOM branches around the country will host screenings and discussions of Amy Hardie’s The Edge of Dreaming (POV 2010). I always look forward to Tuesdays. They’re my days in town with Hezekiah, our 15-year-old son who […]
    POV Guest Blogger 4 min read January 14, 2011 Documentary News Comments
  • POV Filmmaker Jesse Epstein's 'Films in Action' Videos
    Over on the Fledgling Fund blog, we came across these great videos by POV filmmaker Jesse Epstein that show the power of documentary film to change people’s minds and inspire them. The first video takes place at Greenpoint, Brooklyn’s Fade to Famous barbershop, the location of Jesse’s short film Wet Dreams and False Images. She […]
    theresa 1 min read October 5, 2010 Documentary News Comments
  • Doc Soup: Politics and the Message of “The Principal Story”
    Education is a hot-button issue, both politically and personally. But I still couldn’t believe the reaction to President Obama‘s Back-to-School speech two weeks ago. Right-wing zealots raging about how it should be boycotted? School districts in Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin actually complying and boycotting the broadcast of the speech? The […]
    Tom Roston 2 min read September 14, 2009 Doc Soup Comments

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