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Black Studies at the Crossroads:
Black Studies at the Crossroads takes a critical look at the state of Black Studies. The videoconference focuses on three major themes: the origins, current status and future of Black Studies. The discipline evolved during the turbulent sixties, the struggle for civil rights, student unrest and the Black Power Movement. Today the discipline is made up of seven core subjects areas that include: Black history; Black Religion; Black social organization; Black politics; Black economics; Black art/ music and literature/ and Black psychology. Even though Black Studies has grown the past twenty-plus years, it has reached a crossroads. Black Studies will face many challenges in order to remain a viable discipline. The challenges come form three core factors: the academic and social mission of Black Studies; disputes among the leaders in the discipline and opposition from other administrators on campus. Participants: Dr. Maulana Karenga, Professor & Chair of the Dept. of Black Studies, California State University, Long Beach; Dr. Hortense Spillers, Professor of English, Cornell University; Dr. Cornel West, Professor of Afro-American Studies, Harvard University; Dr. Margaret B. Wilkerson, Professor of African American Studies, University of California, Berkeley; Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Moderator Broadcast Date: 11/94 Original Price: $395 Current Professional Price: $100
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Ethnic Philanthropy and Higher Education: New Strategies for Success
Ethnic Philanthropy, which was once a mere afterthought in the world of giving, is becoming a matter of considerable significance. Nowhere is this more the case than in American higher education. In an environment where record-setting ethnic gifts are a regular occurrence, it becomes clear that as the new demographics take hold this trend will only accelerate. African American, Hispanic, Asian, and other ethnic groups are already reframing philanthropic grant making, advancement thinking, and strategic planning methods. Panelists: Rodney Jackson, publisher, The Black Philanthropy Newsletter; Marjorie Fujiki, Executive Director, Asian Americans &Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy; Ana Gloria Rivas-Vazquez, Vice President for Development and External Relations, St. Thomas University, Hispanics in Philanthropy Board Member; Mildred Hudson, Former Program Officer, Dewitt Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund; Fund-raising Consultant; Steven Paprocki, Associate Director of Research, National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy; L. Steven Zwerling, Senior Director of Education, Media, Arts, and Culture, Ford Foundation; John Maestas, Vice President for University Advancement, University of Southern Maine, President, American Indians in Philanthropy, President, Fund-raising Consultants Association Broadcast Date: 10/97 Original Price: $395 Current Professional Price: $225
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The Revival of Black Literature:
The Revival of Black Literature has assembled an expert panel of men and women who have had to struggle to gain acceptance for their writing and to be established in the publishing community. Viewers can gain much from the candid dialogue and insightful commentaries on their own experiences, both positive and negative. Program participants discuss the opportunities and barriers that shape the publishing landscape for African American authors and define the current and future state of Black literature in America. Panelists: E. Lynn Harris, Author, Just As I Am and Invisible Life; Sandra Kitt, Author, Significant Others and The Color of Love; John Edgar Wideman, Author, Brothers and Keepers and The Cattle Killing; Max Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief, QBR: The Black Book Review; Eugenia Collier, Former Chairperson, Department of English and Language Arts, Morgan State University; Paul Coates, Founder and President, Black Classic Press; Maureen Bunyan, Moderator Broadcast Date : 11/96 Original Price: $395 Current Professional Price: $175
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The State of Black Health Care
This forum explores the major reasons for the poor state of Black health in America, including lifestyle, access and delivery, economics, manpower and health education. Health care recipients, students, teachers, community leaders, and health care professionals will be compelled by the content of this program. This program exposes the problems, discusses the frontline programs that are working toward a solution and examines how community organizations can implement their own successful programs. Panelists: Algeania W. Freeman, Ph.D., President, National Association of Allied Health; Herbert W. Nickens, M.D., MA, Association of American Medical Colleges; David Satcher, M.D., President, Meharry Medical College; Warren W. Hewitt, Jr., Office of Minority Health, Department of Health and Human Services; Bruce Fried, Executive Director, National Health Care Campaign, Washington, DC; Thurman E. Evans, M.D., Director, Institute for Drug Abuse Addiction, Howard University; Dr. Donald Taylor, Dean, School of Allied Health Sciences, Norfolk State University; Reed V. Tuckson, M.D. Commissioner, Public Health, Washington DC; David Williams, Ph.D., Sociologist, Yale University; Jesse trice, R.N., MPH, Executive Director, Family Health Center; George Strait, Moderator, ABC News, Medical Correspondent Broadcast Date: 12/89 Original Price: $500 Current Professional Price: $50
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