Critical Mass Journalism: Where the 20 somethings go
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The 20 somethings Mass Migration
- Some call it the BRAIN DRAIN, others just call it the moving to town other than where you grew up to say you g...
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Addressing the Nigerian Brain Drain
Africa suffers more than any other continent when it comes to the Brain Drain. In Nigeria, not only does the country suffer, but so do the scientists who choose to stay. Dr. Peace Babalola considers her work "'a real sacrifice. It is patriotism,'" as she works with lack of equipment and supplies, not to mention major depletion of colleagues. If only these countries could keep their intellectuals in, they could release themselves from this vicious cycle. Africa suffers more than any other continent when it comes to the Brain Drain. In Nigeria, not only does the country suffer, but so d... more
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A day in the life in New Orleans 1 months after katrina hit
she a young man trying to get on with his life after a hurricane destory the city he lived in.
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The aftermath
This is the footage, that day i got back from New Orleans in Nov. 1 2005.
I Jeffrey Cappell, was very thankful for not losing my house, but most of this is footage, is only two blocks away from my house. Its a sad thing, but the sadder part is that some of these things house still look like this and now its 2008.
This is a short film by Jeffrey Cappell about the horrible true effects of Hurricane Katrina
This is the footage, that day i got back from New Orleans in Nov. 1 2005. ... more -
Pittsburgh's Future
Pittsburgh wants to give its downtown a second chance at revitalization.
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Re-Greening Detroit
As Detroit loses jobs and de-industrializes, wildlife and greenery return. Adam Yamaguchi sees how the city is transforming.
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Changing Face of Eureka, MT
Documentary short about the transistion of a NW Montana town from a small logging community to a real estate boom town.
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Master Cashiers
We visit the Portland Oregon grocery store where many of the cashiers and baggers hold advanced degrees. Could your next bagger actually be a lawyer? We visit the Portland Oregon grocery store where many of the cashiers and baggers hold advanced degrees. Could your next bagger actual... more
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(Steel) Cities of the Future
Credits: Produced, shot and edited by Ben Hernstrom. Co-produced by Justin Crimone. Thanks to Jennifer Gomez, Lindsay Patross, John Valentine, and the offices of Dan Onorato and Bill Peduto. Credits: Produced, shot and edited by Ben Hernstrom. Co-produced by Justin Crimone. Thanks to Jennifer Gomez, Lindsay Patross, John Va... more
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The Austin Housing Market: An Opposing Trend
Property value in Austin, Texas has increased rapidly in the past five years, and it continues to climb, even amid the recent housing market crash. The appeal of the city has drawn new settlers from all over, including big cities like New York and Los Angeles where property is outrageously expensive by comparison. While the strong market in Austin has advantages for investors, many long-time Austinites have been forced to move elsewhere because they can no longer afford their property. Will Austin retain its cultural appeal if locals have to abandon the expense of living in the city to accommodate the newcomers? Property value in Austin, Texas has increased rapidly in the past five years, and it continues to climb, even amid the recent housing ... more
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