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November 20, 2009 Original Documentaries
Original Documentaries
Bridging the Gap: The Path to Reform in California's Public Schools - Part One
(2008-04-27)
A documentary series exploring education, reform and the achievement gap in California's public schools. In part one we consider how budget insecurity affects teachers and students... how students traumatized by violence are being treated through intensive counseling in schools... and how charter programs are transforming conventional education.
Company Town
(2006-07-16)
What's it like to live in a town that was built in the shadow of a corporation? For over a century, Chevron has operated a massive oil refinery in the city of Richmond, and while the company has just posted an annual profit of over $14 billion, its hometown struggles to provide basic services to its residents.
The Suicide Edition
(2005-07-13)
A radio documentary told from the perspective of those who survived the bullet, the bottle or the fall from the Bridge.
The Story of Port Chicago
(2005-08-14)
At the 60th Anniversary of the end of World War Two, we take you back a little further to the worst homefront disaster of the War. Two ships loaded with ammunition exploded near San Francisco, killing more than 300 sailors - primarily African-Americans. 60 years later, hear from some of the survivors firsthand.
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