12/20/11

More Than a Month Premieres on Independent Lens on Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 10 PM

One Man’s Quest to End Black History Month Becomes a Humorous and Provocative Look at Race in “Post-Racial” America

12/20/11

The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975 Premieres on the PBS Series Independent Lens on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 10 PM

Film Offers Fascinating Look at the Black Power Movement through the Lens of Swedish Journalists

12/14/11

Premiering on Public Television in January, To Be Heard

Three Teens from the Bronx Tell Their Stories of Friendship, Love, and Struggle, Showing How a Radical Poetry Class Can Ignite Change

11/30/11

Six ITVS Documentaries to Screen in Competition at 2012 Sundance Film Festival

ITVS Films Claim 25% of U.S. Documentary Competition Spots

11/10/11

These Amazing Shadows Premieres on Independent Lens on Thursday, December 29, 2011 at 10 PM

Film Explores the Iconic Power of American Cinema and the Need to Preserve Its Treasures

11/07/11

The Alliance of Women Film Journalists Joins Women and Girls Leadership Campaign on PBS this Fall

11/07/11

ITVS’s Global Perspective Project Seeks to Fund Documentaries about the Progress of Women and Girls Worldwide

Upcoming International Call Deadline is December 9, 2011

10/31/11

Documentary About the National AIDS Memorial to Air Nationally on PBS on World Aids Day - December 1, 2011

Built by a Community to Foster Healing and Remembrance, The Grove Examines What It Means to Be a National Memorial and How We Mark a Time of Unimaginable Loss

10/20/11

Eight International Nonfiction Productions Receive Funding From ITVS’s Global Perspective Project

Upcoming ITVS International Call Deadline is December 9, 2011

10/19/11

Adama Premieres on the WORLD Channel November 6, 2011

The Story of a 16-Year-Old Muslim Girl Detained by the FBI, Accused of Being a “Potential Suicide Bomber”