American Social Policy - HUMS 365 Resource Guide

Welfare and immigration are irrevocably interwined. This four-part series examines the current state of reform and its impact on immigrant and other populations. 4-part series, 29 minutes each.

In this series of six powerful observational films based on compelling human dramas, we explore some of the major health issues facing the world today: what makes a good doctor? How to work with big pharma? How to provide affordable care to the poor? Different countries, different answers, shared challenges...

This program teaches viewers six tips to motivate a group in presentations and improve presentations immediately, including the first few moments, audience involvement, using visuals, reading the group, maintaining control, and pushing for action.

Combining scholarly analysis with a human-centered approach, this six-part series looks at the causes and effects of economic hardship in the United States while suggesting ways for society to combat the cycle of poverty. Situational, multigenerational, elder, and child poverty are all addressed through conversations with those who know economic hardship firsthand, while immigration issues and homelessness are also examined in depth. Expert commentary comes from respected writers, socioeconomic scholars, and frontline activists, including Washington Post columnist David Broder, Alan Berube of the Brookings Institute, and Jessica Bartholow, a community food bank administrator. Original series title: The 51st State. 6-part series, 32–86 minutes each.