Channels, Partnerships, Purpose
We believe in the radical convergence of content and purpose. By creating rich and empowering media vehicles, in concert with dynamic and proprietary channels, curriculum and pro-social programs we can ignite meaningful discourse and change.
Our content and partnerships are not meant to be used simply as talismans for tolerance but as platforms that are truly transformative. We’re crafting programs that will speak to a wide range of consumers -- not just of different communities, but also of different ages.
From media-ravenous teens to heritage-seeking boomers, our content will thrive in the most diverse and relevant environments ranging from film festivals to army barracks and from multiplexes to correctional facilities, grade schools to churches.
In-School Program and College Programs
The Black List educational initiatives are designed for educational institutions, younger audiences, and others who want structured materials to engage more deeply in the film. The educational initiatives that accompany the film provide an opening for dialogue that is key to a democratic citizenship. These initiatives take The Black List documentary as the text for storytelling and other projects in schools, universities, museums and community organizations.
The Black List Project makes available a number of resources for educators to bring our materials into schools and universities including:
National Campus Tour: The Black List Project is touring colleges and universities across the country. For more information and to book, contact Daphne Farganis at daphne@freemindventures.com.
Educational Screenings: The Black List Project screens educational showings and "talk-backs" at high schools, colleges and community based organizations across the country. For more information and to book contact Daphne Farganis at daphne@freemindventures.com.
Dialogue Kit: (Coming soon) The Black List will offer a Dialogue Kit that can assists schools and communities to leverage the documentary to stimulate discussion about identity, diversity and race in America. Kits will include: Full-length and 30 minute screener of The Black List (Volumes 1 and 2); post-show facilitation guide, supplemental teaching materials (compatible with state standards), list of publications relevant for inclusion in curriculum; links to special on-line resources for pre and post screening.
