Dear Educator:
Various
educational tools, including a teacher's guide and instructors
notes, have been developed by top educators to complement the
use of the video Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey and
the companion website. These materials will be of special interest
to teachers of high school social studies and to faculty teaching
courses in political science, sociology, American history, international
relations, multicultural and African-American studies, and on
the United Nations.
All
of these materials can be downloaded from this site (see menu
above) or printed copies can be obtained by e-mailing a request
to mail@ralphbunche.com
or by writing to William Greaves Productions, Inc., PO Box 2044,
Radio City Station, New York, NY 10101-2044.
The
materials listed below are available for sale and/or rental:
- A
reprint of A World View of Race,
Ralph J. Bunche's 1936 study of colonialism, with a new forward
by Pulitzer Prize-winning author, David Levering Lewis (available
in paperback.)
- Ralph
Bunche, The Man and His Times, a series of videotaped
lectures by Ralph Bunche scholars and former colleagues at a
1986 conference sponsored by the Ralph Bunche Institute on the
United Nations of the City University of New York.
- Coming
soon! A series of Video Modules that
will explore key issues and areas of Ralph Bunche's life in
depth.
Other
educational videos on the African American experience are available
from the William Greaves Productions online
catalog. To receive a printed copy of the catalog or to have
your name added to the William Greaves Productions mailing list,
click here.
To
request an in-person presentation of the film by filmmaker William
Greaves, interested institutions or groups may contact Louise
Arthur at 1-800-874-8314 or wmlgreaves@aol.com.