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Professor Zimbardo was born in 1933 and taught Pyschology at Yale, NYU and Stanford University. In 1971, he conducted the world famous Stanford Prison...
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Resistance in Film: An Exploration on Three Reels
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One Woman’s Journey: Forging the Pathway to a Career in Producing
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TV Shows That Make a Difference Win New Norman Lear Awards
Hollywood, Health & Society and Entertainment Industries Council Join Forces to Focus on Shared Missions
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By Gillian Hormel and Shelly Tygielski, Founders of Partners in Kind In a world where content is ubiquitous, the entertainment industry holds a unique...
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Google “disability in film” and the first article that pops up is from 2012, “Disability in film: is cinema finally moving with the times?”...
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Have you ever heard of Hollywood, Health, & Society? Most likely not. Yet, you have probably watched something that they have worked on. With...
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Chris Temple, one of the founders of Living on One, a documentary and impact campaign powerhouse, speaks to SIE Voices about getting into the...
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The Pitt, Shrinking, Dying for Sex Among Shows Taking Renamed Sentinel Prizes By Roberta Cruger Seven series recognized for powerful storytelling on topics like...
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Nonprofit Collaboration for Storytelling That Makes a Difference USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center has announced an expansion in health and wellness resources for entertainment content...
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In the essay anthology 100 Plays to Save the World, theater artists Elizabeth Freestone and Jeanie O’Hare describe Pulitzer-finalist Madeleine George’s play Hurricane Diane...
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Isn’t the honesty of things where they resist, where only the wind can bend them back… — from “The Age of Reason” by Jorie...
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In this case, it felt like common sense. By “case,” I mean actual litigation as our work ultimately would be one of too few...
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As I walked through the large steel gate towards the vibrantly colored mural on the windowless concrete facade, the pulsing beat of Reggaetón greeted...
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Tobias Deml and Robert Rippberger went to Stanford, CA to meet 91-year old rockstar of Psychology, Albert Bandura. Bandura pioneered fundamental psychological theories...
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There are many ways to look at films, and to have conversations about what we as filmmakers do and ought to do. The conversation...
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well the phrase that signals the beginning of the end: “They’ve become self-aware.” Now I’m no John Connor, but I am here to warn...
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The portrayal of people with disabilities in cinema has a surprisingly long and sordid story. One of the earliest, and in my mind the...
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Given recent developments, Virtual Reality (VR) is set to be the most explosive industry since the internet. We have finally reached the point technologically...
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