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“We Have to Differentiate Ourselves”: Carrie Lozano Discusses ITVS’s Role in Public Media

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“We Have to Differentiate Ourselves”: Carrie Lozano Discusses ITVS’s Role in Public Media

In August, ITVS welcomed new CEO and President Carrie Lozano to lead the San Francisco-based nonprofit that has, for over 30 years, funded and partnered with a diverse range of documentary filmmakers to produce and distribute stories that would otherwise be untold. (IDA)

New Docuseries “A Town Called Victoria” Explores The Implications Of Islamophobia Hidden Beneath The Charms Of Small Town America, Premiering November 13, 2023

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New Docuseries “A Town Called Victoria” Explores The Implications Of Islamophobia Hidden Beneath The Charms Of Small Town America, Premiering November 13, 2023

The Three-Part Docuseries from Reel South and Independent Lens Offers a Vivid Portrait of a Small Texas Town, Its Seemingly Tight-Knit Community, and the Interfaith Coalition That United Against Hate

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Independent Lens Unveils Fall Slate Of Documentary Films And Series Focused On Stories Of Marginalized Communities, Kicking Off September 19, 2023, On PBS

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Independent Lens Unveils Fall Slate Of Documentary Films And Series Focused On Stories Of Marginalized Communities, Kicking Off September 19, 2023, On PBS

First Half of Fall Slate Will Highlight Latino Filmmakers and Overlooked Stories in “Sansón and Me” and “El Equipo,” While Latter Half Explores Interfaith Understanding With “Three Chaplains” and New Docuseries “A Town Called Victoria”

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PBS’s Independent Lens Set To Premiere “Three Chaplains,” A Documentary Following Muslim Leaders Including The First Female Muslim Chaplain In The U.S. Military, Days Before Veterans Day

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PBS’s Independent Lens Set To Premiere “Three Chaplains,” A Documentary Following Muslim Leaders Including The First Female Muslim Chaplain In The U.S. Military, Days Before Veterans Day

Filmmaker David Washburn Captures Three Military Chaplains Who Combat Islamophobia While Promoting Interfaith Understanding

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New Documentary “El Equipo” Centers The Nobel Peace Prize-Nominated Team That Changed The Course Of Forensic Science, Upholding International Human Rights After Argentina’s 1976 Dictatorship And Beyond, Premiering On PBS’s Independent Lens October 9, 2023

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New Documentary “El Equipo” Centers The Nobel Peace Prize-Nominated Team That Changed The Course Of Forensic Science, Upholding International Human Rights After Argentina’s 1976 Dictatorship And Beyond, Premiering On PBS’s Independent Lens October 9, 2023

Emmy Award-Nominated Filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz Traces the Team’s Unlikely Journey Over Four Decades, Trained by Legendary Anthropologist Dr. Clyde Snow, As They Bring International Governments to Justice

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Award-Winning Documentary “Sansón And Me” Peels Back The Layers Of A Young Immigrant’s Journey from Orphaned Mexican Child To Incarceration, Opening New Season Of PBS’s Independent Lens On September 19

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Award-Winning Documentary “Sansón And Me” Peels Back The Layers Of A Young Immigrant’s Journey from Orphaned Mexican Child To Incarceration, Opening New Season Of PBS’s Independent Lens On September 19

Mexican American Filmmaker Rodrigo Reyes Uses Dramatic Reenactments to Depict Sansón’s Story and Highlights the Systemic Forces and Personal Choices that Envelop Young, Incarcerated Men of Color in America

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