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african-american history
EVT Educational Productions creates powerfully entertaining and educational media content that brings African American history and multicultural experiences to life, inspiring audiences, supporting educators and students while strengthening communities.
who are we
About EVT Educational Productions
EVT Educational Productions is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing African American contributions and history through powerfully entertaining educational media. We create culturally authentic documentaries, podcasts, and learning resources that not only entertain, but help educators, students, and communities connect with the stories and experiences that continue to shape our nation.
● 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization
● Educational media for schools and communities
● Focused on African American history and multicultural education
● Trusted resources for educators and lifelong learners
production
We are creators of dynamic content that depicts the history of African-Americans with both accuracy and reverence. Our goal is for our media production content to be not only entertaining, but to be used as accurate, education-based reference material for students and educators alike.
education
EVT Educational Productions is a not for profit media production company with approved 501(c)(3). We believe in fostering racial, gender and generational harmony via inter-generational mentoring and training across sex and race lines, while producing and distributing tv news magazines, documentary, and other educational and entertainment programs that look at our society from a multi-cultural perspective.
Chronicling the New York African Burial Ground
"Then I'll Be Free
To Travel Home"
This documentary is a historical arc of the long African-American battle against northern slavery and for full, first-class citizenship. It chronicles the contributions the original Africans who founded the New York African Burial ground - and their descendants - made to the survival and development of New York and the nation from the 1600s to the New York City Draft Riots of 1863. It is also a history of larger-than-life "freedom fighters" on many levels and of many races, who challenged slavery to change the course of this nation from it's earliest Colonial days. This is that story as it unfolded on the eastern seaboard of what would eventually become the United States of America.
featured documentary
Discover the powerful story of one of the most significant global archaeological sites in the United States. This dynamic 2-part video documentary and 13-episode audio series explores the lives, legacy, and historical importance of the New York African Burial Ground and its impact on American history and the historical preservation movement.
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