WILL - Productions - March 11, 2013 ~
During the height of protests against the Vietnam War on the University of Illinois campus, students confronted the National Guard, conducted sit-ins to protest recruiting on campus by defense contractors and chemical companies, and met in “hippie” houses in the area where the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts is today. Beyond the Tie-Dye: Counterculture in Champaign-Urbana, 1965-1975 is a radio documentary and series by Urbana University Laboratory High School students about that era.
WILL - Productions - February 20, 2013 ~
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WILL - Productions - May 03, 2011
Fifty years ago, 450 black and white Americans put their lives on the line simply by getting on a bus.
Fifty years ago, 450 black and white Americans put their lives on the line simply by getting on a bus.
WILL - Productions - April 29, 2011
Journalist David Isay talks about the importance of storytelling to keep traditions alive.
David Isay is an award-winning public radio producer who has dedicated his career to preserving oral storytelling.
WILL - Productions - August 28, 2010 ~
Sharon Lee never felt like she fit in growing up in Cleveland in the ’70s and ’80s. As the only Korean American at her high school, she was asked if she knew karate or if she was related to Bruce Lee. “I was very aware, when I was very young, of not being white, and I really struggled with that, growing up, feeling embarrassed about my parents, not feeling like I fit in, always wishing I was taller and had bigger eyes,” she said.
