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Consider
FRONTLINE/World your global resource to share with your
community in ways like these.
   
Begin a FRONTLINE/World viewing club.
Much like a book club, a FRONTLINE/World viewing
club gives you a chance to share and compare reactions with
friends, neighbors and colleagues. Start your own viewing club
by first checking for upcoming
episodes. Visit the Web
site a day or two before the broadcast to access facts,
stats, story synopses and maps, and distribute them to your
club. Then just tape the episode for later viewing or gather
your viewing club the night of broadcast -- and start talking!
More information on starting a viewing club is available here.
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"Very eye-opening. I knew very little
about Cambodian history. Encouraged me to learn more about
it and pay attention to world news."
"I'm very thankful to attend this
special event. The documentary and speakers have enlightened
me more about my culture and reminded me how vital it
is to remember the past."
--Participants at
a recent FRONTLINE/World screening and discussion
on Cambodia, hosted by the Cambodian Student Society at
Cal State Long Beach
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Help spread the word.
Circulate FRONTLINE/World email newsletters and pass
along links to online features to keep your email circle informed
about unfolding world events and upcoming FRONTLINE/World
screenings in your area. In your community, introduce FRONTLINE/World
to your local World
Affairs Council, Rotary
International and other civic organizations as well as to
all your globally minded friends, family and co-workers.
Watch FRONTLINE/World at work.
Speak with your human resources department about holding FRONTLINE/World
lunchtime screenings at your workplace. FRONTLINE/World
can be a great resource for companies operating in the global
marketplace as well as for organizations that are seeking to
encourage cultural diversity and understanding within the workplace.
Include FRONTLINE/World stories in local festivals or speaker
series.
Use FRONTLINE/World quickly and easily by incorporating
its stories into an existing program, such as an international
film and documentary series, a world cultural celebration, or
an international policy speaker series. Our 10- to 25-minute
stories are easily inserted into a larger thematic program and
will bring your audience a firsthand view of the issues facing
people around the world.
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Four ways to
get a tape of
FRONTLINE/World for your event.
1. Buy
it: Educational institutions and libraries can purchase
copies for educational use at ShopPBS for Teachers.
2. Stream
it: Visit our Web site and view streaming video of
past stories.
3. Ask us:
Organizations, stations, companies and campus groups wishing
to use FRONTLINE/World may request a tape by doing
the following:
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