Compelling Storytelling
We ended 2020 on a high note working with the staff of Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) and the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP). The turnout for the virtual event was amazing with almost 300 attending. Bill Robinson, Director of the BSBP said, “The message I love about Hearts of Glass is summed up by ‘intentional.’ To create a workforce strategy involving partnership, …
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Another busy month for virtual events! Our Alaska event was a terrific collaboration between five groups with the Mental Health Trust Authority and Vocational Rehabilitation leading the charge. Vertical Harvest’s Crocker Stickney, a relatively recent hire, was a featured panelist. Our west coast event was with USC’s Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab. We love doing events that engage the next …
[Read more...] about A November to Remember — Both Coasts & Alaska
We were an integral part of Workplace Wednesday programming for the Best Buddies Leadership Conference, which went virtual this year. There was an exclusive online screening of Hearts of Glass and an inclusive employment panel with: David Quilleon, Moderator; Senior Vice President of Global Mission, State Development, and Operations at Best Buddies International Bob Friedman, Partner at …
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With over 1,050 airdates on more than 250 public television stations and channels, Hearts of Glass will be available to over 200 million viewers nationwide this month. 2020 marks the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the 100th of the federally-funded Vocational Rehabilitation Program. We are thrilled to begin offering Hearts of Glass to public television viewers across …
We had a terrific Hearts of Glass virtual event co-sponsored by the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) and the Rural Institute for Inclusive Communities (RIIC) at the University of Montana. Close to 300 people joined us for a panel discussion hosted by the AAIDD on Zoom. Attendees had access to stream the film several days before and several days after the …
We were honored to be awarded a grant to present Hearts of Glass and hold a panel discussion as part of UC Davis’ Global Campus Global Theme — Food for Thought: Feeding Ourselves, Feeding the Planet. This turned out to be our last live event before the pandemic hit. We enjoyed the opportunity to discuss the intersections of food production, disability inclusion and a social impact business. …
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JenTen Productions is a Jackson Hole Wyoming-based documentary and independent video production company. Documentary filmmaker, producer, director and editor, Jennifer Tennican keeps audiences captivated with her unique, authentic and humorous approach to storytelling.
