12/20/11 More Than a Month Premieres on Independent Lens on Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 10 PMOne 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 PMFilm 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 HeardThree 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 FestivalITVS 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 PMFilm 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 WorldwideUpcoming 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, 2011Built 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 ProjectUpcoming ITVS International Call Deadline is December 9, 2011 |
10/19/11 Adama Premieres on the WORLD Channel November 6, 2011The Story of a 16-Year-Old Muslim Girl Detained by the FBI, Accused of Being a “Potential Suicide Bomber” |

