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Daily Video May 27 2015

Iranian American reporter faces espionage trial in Iran

A closed trial began in Tehran yesterday for Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, who is charged with espionage, colluding with hostile governments and anti-government propaganda.

Daily Video February 03 2015

Egypt frees Al Jazeera journalist after 400 days in jail

Egypt has freed one of three Al Jazeera journalists who had been jailed for over a year on charges of aiding the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group that is banned in Egypt.

Lesson Plan February 20 2013

Podcasting: Sharing your ideas About featured topics - Lesson Plan

By Lisa Prososki Subject(s) Social Studies, Communication Arts, Technology, Science, J…

Guatemalan migrant Corio, who is waiting for her court hearing for asylum seekers that returned to Mexico to await their legal proceedings under a new policy established by the U.S. government, baths her daughter at migrant shelter in Ciudad Juarez

Lesson Plan February 15 2013

A picture is worth a thousand words

Subject(s) Art/Media, Social Studies, ELA, English, Civics Estimated Time Two class …

Student Voices September 14 2006

Student Voice: New Michigan graduation requirements shortchange many students

The Michigan legislature recently raised its state's high school graduation requirements to include more credits. Nick Thomas, a 17-year-old reporter with 8-18 Media, looks at some possible drawbacks of the change and its effects on a variety of students with differing career goals.

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