Search:     WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 07, 2009


Join us as we celebrate the beginning of our 5th decade 


H2A Partners with Third World Newsreel to Create Indie Distribution Label

The Hip-Hop Association (H2A) has officially partnered with Third World Newsreel (TWN) to form H2O NEWSREEL, a distribution label offering the best in Hip-Hop media, education, and culture.

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Call for Change

The CALL FOR CHANGE 2005 series was a Third World Newsreel project which brought together socially conscious mediamakers of color to produce short videos on communities of color and their state of America. Learn more...

Call for 2009 Producers and Filmmakers. more...


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January 2009 at twn!

H2O Newsreel is launched, and the deadline is coming up for the TWN Production workshop -

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The 2009 TWN Film and Video Production Workshop

Deadline coming up fast!  Apply by: Jan. 9th, 2009.

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FEATURED WORK
 
 
Secondhand (Pepe)

Hanna Rose Shell & Vanessa Bertozzi

In this documentary about used clothing, the historical memoir of a Jewish immigrant rag picker intertwines with the present-day story of 'pepe' — secondhand clothing that flows from North America to Haiti. Secondhand (Pepe) animates the materiality of recycled clothes — their secret afterlives and the unspoken connections among people in an era of globalization. more...

Special Collections

Assembled for your classroom and exhibition use, Third World Newsreel's Special Collections groups titles from our library of films and videos around important issues.

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