Compelling Storytelling
As usual, our Hearts of Glass events involved a variety of partners from across the nation including a school district in Washington State, a center for mental health and intellectual disabilities in Texas, and the largest employer in Minnesota. For our event in Washington with the Washougal School District, our conversation focused on employment and futures. There was a similar focus to our …
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April was a terrific month for many reasons: We had the pleasure of working with one of the best University Centers of Excellence in Developmental Disabilities in the nation, The Nisonger Center at The Ohio State University. Dr. Marc Tassé, Director of the Nisonger Center, said “A great film and a thoughtful discussion.” We held two Hearts of Glass virtual events in our home community — …
[Read more...] about Earth Day, Autism Acceptance and Bilingual Programming!
March is always a busy month for us because of the Hearts of Glass programming tie-in with Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. Our lineup illustrates the diverse range of entities that we work with. Here’s a quick recap of highlights: Syracuse University – an honor to be a part of a highly interdisciplinary discussion hosted by an academic institution leading the way in disability …
February presented terrific opportunities to engage groups interested in sustainable, local food production and disability inclusion in both Carolinas. We partnered with the Flagler-Kenan Net Impact Chapter to kick off this year’s FoodCon — Resilience, Creativity, and the Future of Food. Megan Ramage, an MBA student and Net Impact Member at UNC, loved being able to offer a unique experience to …
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
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 …
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.
