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Community Engagement Resources
Targeted Outreach THE NEW AMERICANS community engagement campaign uses the PBS series to engage people in constructive conversations at community forums, online and in classrooms - key places where people turn to talk about immigration and what it means to be an "American." Each organization has developed resources with specific audiences in mind. We encourage you to use the materials that best address your needs. We have created a downloadable brochure that outlines the overall community engagement campaign. Download The New Americans Community Engagement brochure PDF Hi Res (3.1MB) / Low Res (148K) get Acrobat Reader to view Civic Engagement Goals
Resources created for public television stations, community colleges, vocational education and adult basic education, including in-service training for educators, community organizations and other professionals:
Active Voice Resources created to support cross-ethnic coalition building, policy-focused screenings and professional development:
The National Issues Forums Institute Materials created for civic and educational organizations interested in addressing public issues in local forums: The New Challenges of American Immigration: What Should We Do? A National Issues Forums companion discussion guide to The New Americans. The 40-page issue book, moderator's guide and discussion-starter tape (12 min.) are now available. Contact: National Issues Forums Institute at www.nifi.org or 800-433-7834, Diane U. Eisenberg, 301-652-1901 Outreach Extensions Materials created for outreach staff and Ready To Learn coordinators at public television stations for use in Spanish-speaking communities: America, My New Home workshop curriculum, available in English and Spanish, assists parents and caregivers of young children, particularly new Latino immigrants. Content supports community networking and assisting young children with life changes. A storybook, A New Sun/El Nuevo Sol accompanies the workshop. The workshop materials include one copy of the book. Additional books are available for purchase. Contact: Outreach Extensions, Monica Medina, mmedina@kpbs.org |