Orozco: Man of Fire is now available on PBS LearningMedia with resources for grades 9 – 12 and a focus on Social Studies, Latina/o Studies, Civics, World History and Art History. Using video excerpts from the documentary Orozco: Man of…
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‘OROZCO: Man of Fire’ Now Available on PBS LearningMedia
Tagged with: art history, classroom, education, high school, Jose Clemente Orozco, latino, latino culture, latino issues, latino studies, LPB, PBS, social studies, world history
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Latino Public Broadcasting Announces the Recipients of the 2014 Public Media Content Fund
LATINO PUBLIC BROADCASTING ANNOUNCES THE RECIPIENTS OF THE 2014 PUBLIC MEDIA CONTENT FUND Awards Go to 8 Projects for Broadcast and New Media Los Angeles, CA (December 22, 2014) – Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB), a non-profit organization funded by the…
Tagged with: broadcast, digital media, documentaries, filmmaking, funding, funds, grants, latino, LPB, new media, open call
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‘New American Girls’ – Q&A with Producers Mitchell Teplitsky
LPB caught up with producers Mitchell Teplitsky and Betty Bastidas and talked about the making of New American Girls a web-series that profiles the lives and struggles of three “DREAMers” who were brought to the US as children by undocumented parents…
Tagged with: citizenship, deportation, DREAM Act, DREAMers, immigration, immigration reform, latino, LPB, new american girls, New York, NY, UC Davis, unafraid, undocumented
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‘Frontera! Revolt ande’ – Q&A with John Jota Leaños
Premiering on PBS.ORG as part of Hispanic Heritage Month, John Jota Leaños’ short animated film follows the 1680 Pueblo Revolt that occurred along the Rio Grande in northern New Mexico when the Pueblo Indians broke from the Spanish Empire. Considered…
‘El Reloj’ Streaming on the PBS Online Film Festival – Q&A with Filmmaker Yolanda Cruz
Yolanda Cruz’s short film, ‘El Reloj’, is a touching story that shows a day in the life of a Zapotec grandfather and his granddaughter; where every Sunday morning, the grandfather goes to the city of Oaxaca to visit his granddaughter…
‘El Doctor’ Streaming on the PBS Online Film Festival
‘El Doctor‘ begins in an Arizona Home Depot parking lot, where a married couple – Andrew and Jen – hires undocumented day laborer Carlos and his buddy to repair their deck. As Carlos washes up in the family’s bathroom, 7-yr-old…
The New York Times Profiles Cynthia Lopez, Newly Appointed New York Film Commissioner
LPB proudly congratulates Cynthia Lopez, LPB board member and former Executive Vice President and Co-Executive Producer of the PBS documentary series POV, for her recent appointment to Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment in New York. Under…
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Four LPB Programs Nominated for the Prestigious Imagen Awards
LPB is thrilled to announce that Latino Americans, Ruben Salazar: Man in the Middle, State of Arizona, and Street Knowledge 2 College have been nominated for an Imagen Award.The Imagen Foundation announced today the nominees for the 29th Annual Imagen (Spanish for “image”) Awards, honoring portrayals…
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