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Our country's public institutions can only provide leadership in establishing
our national priorities if citizens
have access to the information necessary to make well-reasoned
judgments about the issues facing them. The Media & Policy Center's
goal is to inform, challenge, and engage a responsive citizenry
through media projects that enlighten,
educate and empower those members of our society who seek to change their
lives and their communities. Learn more about our projects on health
care,
the environment, public
affairs, and education.
In Development
Public Space/Public Health will inform the American public's understanding about the beneficial and deleterious relationships between the built environment in which we live and the country's overall public health.
America's Children will examine the conditions and circumstances that affect the quality of life — and health — of our children, and highlight best practice solutions from around the country.
Ongoing Projects
And Thou Shalt Honor tells
the stories of people who have found themselves taking on the role of caregivers
to loved ones. Their journeys through the experiences, challenges, and rewards
of caregiving can inform and inspire anyone whose life is touched by caregiving.
Edens Lost & Found highlights practical solutions and models for urban
transformation that go beyond pollution prevention to tackle the challenge
of improving the quality of life in cities for ourselves and future generations.
DVDs and Books
And Thou Shalt Honor DVDs and companion books bring
the experiences and insights of our caregivers to you.
Experience the stories of inspired individuals who are restoring their urban environments in our Edens
Lost & Found DVDs and books.
News and Events
Harry Wiland and Dale Bell have received
California Greenworks' Environmental Leaders Award for their "...outstanding
work in raising awareness for environmental sustainability through the PBS series
Edens Lost & Found."
The first in a series of Edens Lost & Found
Town Hall Meetings was held in Philadelphia early in 2008, and was broadcast by WHYY (Philadelphia
PBS) in April. More details and excerpts from the broadcast are available here.
Harry
Wiland and Dale Bell have been elected Ashoka Fellows and
Purpose Prize Fellows.
Harry
Wiland
and Dale Bell win First and Third Prizes
in NAAEE Environmental Film Festival.
Wiland
and Dale Bell win First and Third Prizes
in NAAEE Environmental Film Festival.







