Thank You For 30 Great Years and More, From EVC!

2014 was EVC’s milestone 30th year.

And to celebrate, we are proud to unveil EVC’s Timeline of 30 Years of youth documentaries changing the world.

Click here to journey with us through EVC’s history. Stay tuned in 2015 as we grow the timeline with more highlights!

Thank you for your dedication over these years. It’s been an extraordinary journey. And thank you for your inspired support as we teach today’s youth to become the next generation of filmmakers.

Contribute to the next 30 years and beyond of EVC work! Please click here to make a secure tax-deductible donation.

We have come a long way.

Looking back at this year, we could not be prouder of our youth producers. They’ve won fellowships and festival awards here in NY and out in California. They’ve continued to produce hard-hitting documentaries and made their voices heard on the most pressing issues in their lives including: gun violence, youth depression, homophobia, prescription drug abuse, and street harassment of girls.

We’re working with teachers in every borough of the city to integrate EVC’s model of student media projects into their classes. We’ve launched a new web and PhotoShop design apprenticeship program and we’re creating an archive to make our 3 decades of youth produced media publicly accessible.

We couldn’t do this work without you. Therefore, we ask you to show your support and consider a generous gift in this season of giving.

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Happy Thanksgiving, from the EVC family to yours!

EVC’s Youth Documentary Workshops and Professional Development Programs are made possible with generous support from: The Academy Foundation, The Brenner Family Foundation, the Brightwater Foundation, HBO, the Manhattan Borough President’s Office, the National Board of Review, the National Endowment of the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, the Pinkerton Foundation, the Schumann Media Center, the W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation, The After-School Corporation, and the Milton A. & Roslyn Z. Wolf Family Foundation, and you.