IPE Exclusive Feature
Participation for Engagement and Impact: A Conversation with Jennifer Maytorena Taylor
Documentary filmmaker Jennifer Maytorena Taylor is a research fellow here at USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Her current work in progress is a web-based film project for Latino Public Broadcasting and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting called Street Knowledge to College. It explores how a small community-run charter school called FREE L.A. High works with youth to interrupt the school-to-jail track, both for themselves and for others. Read the story »
IPE News And Events
Venice Arts Hiring in Merced CountyVenice Arts is looking to hire a project manager/teaching artist in Merced County. Read More →
Venice Arts’ Mentoring Program a Finalist for Presidential AwardVenice Arts’ Art Mentoring Program has been recognized as one of the top programs of its kind in the country by the President’s...
Events
FotoKonbit Social Photography Workshops
FotoKonbit is a non-profit organization created to empower Haitians to tell their own stories through photography. They teach photography workshops to children and adults. Fotokonbit is a community of photographers building an archive that shows Haiti through Haitian eyes.
For Students
Robin van der Hoek: Participant vs. Professional PhotographyNote from Professor Jim Hubbard, Visual Communication and Social Change, USC: In a unique class, Visual Communication and Social...
Jennifer Leshkevich: Participant vs. Professional PhotographyNote from Professor Jim Hubbard, Visual Communication and Social Change, USC: In a unique class, Visual Communication and Social...
For Educators
2011 PHOTO CONTEST: Women & Girls in a Changing WorldGlobal Health Council and Global Health Magazine are inviting amateur and professional photographers to enter photos that focus on...
Through Your Lens Photo & Essay ContestThe 21st Century School Fund, Critical Exposure and Healthy Schools Campaign present the second annual Through Your Lens photo contest. Students,...
