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Women Aloud Videoblogging for Empowerment (WAVE)
Infrastructure Project
WAVE's mission is to encourage women around India to voice their perspectives on social change using a shared digital platform and collectively strive for positive change.
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Maisha Foundation
Infrastructure Project
MAISHA is dedicated to providing training, resources and professional support for visionary filmmakers in the East African countries of Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and Rwanda, and the South Asian countries of India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Programs include labs and workshops for aspiring screenwriters, directors, actors, technicians, and documentary makers.
Training 200 community video producers in India
Infrastructure Project
Video Volunteers’ vision is a global social media network, which provides solutions-based media for marginalized and poor communities around the world.
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CAMBOFEST: Film and Video Festival of Cambodia - Media Center
Infrastructure Project

CAMBOFEST is Cambodia's first internationally recognized independent movie festival, and is Cambodia's longest running international movie festival event.

We are currently seeking to establish, aside from normal annual event-oriented festival operations, a year-round administrative and media center which can serve as the home for CamboFest in the offseason and as a location for special screenings, lectures, and workshops.

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Ghost Player: Relive the Magic
Infrastructure Project
A group of baseball loving, middle aged Midwesternerswere going about their lives quite contentedly, until a Hollywood movie came totown and changed everything.
Asian/Asian American Digital Media Infrastructure Project
Infrastructure Project
The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)'s Digital Media Infrastructure Project is a mutiplatform, integrated system for the production, exhibition, and distribution of public service media by and about Asian Americans. CAAM supports narrative as well as documentary digital films and distributes the works to the public broadcasting system, public television, the educational distribution system, and direct to audiences on-line.
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