Counseling & Therapy with Native American Indians (2000)
Length: 60 minutes
Price: $125.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
This newly revised edition includes a Leader Guide and subtitles. If you have
an early edition and wish to have the newer version, contact Microtraining for
special prices.
Dancing in Moccasins: Keeping the Native American Tradition
Alive
Length: 48 minutes
Price: $149.00 (colour)
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Healing the Hurts.
Length: 60 minutes
Distributer: Four Worlds/Four Directions International
Lethbridge, Alberta
Summary:
A video which documents the devastating effects of the
Indian boarding schools the dramatically shattered aboriginal culture, children,
families and communities throughout North America. Viewers join Native American
participants from Canada and the United States, during a four-day culturally based
healing process for understanding and recovering from this type of traumatic
experience.
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Aboriginal Spirituality) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumentical Action
Length: 27 minutes
Searching for a Native American Identity
Length: 30 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
The Honor of All: The Story of Alkali Lake.
Length: 56 minutes
Distributer: Four Worlds/Four Directions International
Lethbridge,
Alberta
Summary:
A story of individual and community recovery is told in the words
of the people who lived it. A Native American recovery from almost complete
cultural and spiritual destruction.
Where we've been... Where we're going.
Distributer: Four Worlds/Four Directions International
Lethbridge,
Alberta
Summary:
Indigenous people describe their experiences with substance abuse
and the process they used to heal and regain insight into and connection with their
indigenous roots.
A Class Divided (1985)
Producer: PBS
Length: 57 minutes
Summary:
In 1970, a public school teacher in lows, divided her all-white third-graders
into
blue and brown-eyed groups for a lesson in discrimination. After 15 years, the
teacher and class are reunited to relate the enduring effects of their lesson.
Affirmative Action: The History of an Idea
Length: 58 minutes
Price: $89.95 (Colour)
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Affirmative Action and Reaction
Length: 27 minutes
Price: $89.95 (Colour)
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Affirmative Action Under Fire: When is it Reverse
Discrimination? (2000)
Length: 22 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Are You a Racist? (1985)
Producer: British Broadcasting Corporation
Length: 55 minutes
Summary:
Four admitted racists and four victims of racism are placed
together for several days, forced to come to grips and resolve their issues and
differences.
Art Against Racism (1993)
Producer: Pettigrew Publications Limited
Length: 22 minutes
Summary:
Canadian artists discuss how art can be used against racism.
A Town of Hope.
Length: 946 minutes
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Summary:
An ex-convict turned counselor narrates this award-winning
documentary about a camp that teaches tolerance to adolescents. Using encounter
groups, role play, and other intensely emotional exercises, counselors create an
environment that fosters dialogue and unity among the various racial groups.
Black, White and Angry
Length: 77 minutes
Price: $129.00 (colour)
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Challenging Hispanic Stereotypes.
Length: 30 minutes
Price: $89.95 (colour)
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Classroom Video (1991)
Length: 28 minutes
Summary:
An in-depth look at issues surrounding multiculturalism in
Canadian history of diversity, multicultural policy in Canada, integration and
refugees, discrimination and racism.
Cultural Identity Theory: Origins, Present and Future
Status.
Producers: William E. Cross and Bailey W. Jackson
Length: 60 minutes
Price: $125.00.
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
Includes issues of racism and social justice.
Divided City: The Route to Racism (2000)
Length: 22 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Facing Racism
Length: 57 minutes
Price: $129.00
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Summary:
This emotionally charged program follows five participants of
different ethnic and racial backgrounds through a three-day Unlearning Racism
workshop. As the workshop begins, a European-American man offends his
African-American workshop partner. African-American participants openly confront
the offender. The participants later meet to reflect on what took place.
Facing the Truth with Bill Moyers (1999-2000)
Length: 2 hours
Price: $159.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
The years 1960 through 1994 were a time of terror in South Africa. With the
destruction of the yoke of apartheid in 1994, South Africa has come to terms with
its oppressive past: recrimination and punishment, or forgiveness?. This compelling
program describes the efforts of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) to
investigate human rights violations, to heal the country, and to help South Africa
in its process of reinvention. Prize-winning journalist Bill Moyers and
producer-director Gail Pellet speak with apartheid victims to hear their stories
firsthand. Additional interviews with Nobel laureate and TRC architect Archbishop
Desmond Tutu, former officers of state security, counterterrorists, and journalists
- combined with footage of some of the most dramatic confrontations that occurred
during the TRC hearings - round out this powerful documentary.
Home Feeling: Struggle for a Community (1983)
Producer: National Film Board
Length: 57 minutes, 35 seconds
Summary:
Explores the lives of the residents of the Jane-Finch "Corridor", a
neighbourhood in Toronto that evokes images of vandalism, high-density subsidized
housing, racial tension, despair and crime. Focuses on the lives of several of the
residents and their relationship with police, social service agencies and other
major institutions. The film provides a powerful view of a community that,
contrary to its popular image, is working toward a more positive future.
Just a Little Red Dot...
Producer: Sandalwood Publications
Length: 26 minutes
Summary:
Examines racism and discrimination among young children. In the
scenario the children unite to change their attitudes about each other, as
well as adults' opinions and beliefs.
Legislating Morality: Affirmative Action and the Burden of
History
Length: 29 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Summary:
This program explores whether affirmative action promotes racial
balance, or fights discrimination of the past with reverse discrimination in the
present.
Life Without Fear (1991)
Producer: B.C. Teachers' Federation
Length: 21 minutes
Summary:
Deals with a broad range of issues: history of racism in
BC, hurtful impact of stereotypes, racist jokes and how to confront them.
Listen with your Heart (1992)
Producer: Vancouver Youth Theater
Length: 28 minutes
Summary:
The video and accompanying teacher's guide, focuses on ESL students
and the issues they face.
Meeting Ground (1991)
Producer: National Film Board
Length: 28 minutes
Summary:
A young Palestinian and an Israeli struggle to communicate
and build a relationship upon meeting at Pearson College on Vancouver Island.
Not in Our Town (1995)
Producer: California Working Group
Length: 25 minutes
Summary:
A dramatic portrait of white supremacist and of community leaders
who took the leap from being passive bystanders to actively fighting hate
in their community.
(Accompanied by a Discussion Guide)
Nothing To Be Written Here (1996)
Producer: Video in Studios
Length: 40 minutes
Summary:
During World War II, thousands of Jewish refugees were interned in
Canada alongside Nazi prisoners of war. The public and private silence that surrounds
this tragic episode of Canadian history is the subject of this video. Mixing
personal narrative and historical documentary, the artist explores her own father's
experience of the internment.
Overcoming Prejudice (1996).
Length: 59 minutes
Price: $189.00
Available from: Insight Media
2162 Broadway, New York, NY 10024-6620
Telephone: (212) 721-6316
Fax: (212) 799-5309
E-mail: cs@insight-media.com
The History of Anti-Semitism: The Longest Hatred
Length: 2 hrs 30 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
The Price of Racism (1999-2000)
Length: 50 minutes
Price: $99.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website:http://www.films.com
Summary:
This program brings viewers face-to-face with the mindless ugliness and
irrevocable consequences of racism. Examining five case studies in which racism
led to violence, we see how each act destroyed not only its victim, but others as
well, including the perpetrator. Each case leaves in its wake a string of broken
lives-strained marriages, financial ruin, psychologically traumatized adults and
children. The inevitable conclusion is: Hate destroys. Anyone tempted to take
racism lightly will benefit from this program. Original BBC broadcast title:
SKIN.
The Psychology of Neo-Nazism: Another Journey by Train to
Auschwitz
Length: 52 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Understanding Prejudice (2000)
Length: 50 minutes
Price: $79.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
This program discusses the nature of prejudice and its effects on individuals and
society. The focus is on the following questions: Where does prejudice come from?
Why does it exist? Where are we headed as a society? Included are a historical
overview of prejudice and definitions of key terms, such as discrimination and
bigotry. Interviews illuminate different kinds of prejudices and stereotypes. The
topics of multiculturalism, homosexuality, "politically correct" language, the role
of the media, and religion are discussed. This is an excellent classroom tool for
promoting tolerance.
Understanding Race (1999-2000)
Length: 52 minutes
Price: $149.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
Race: No gene has substantiated it and no scientist has quantified it, yet it
continues to polarize the world's populations like no other concept. This
compelling program examines the history and power of the artificial distinction
called "race", viewing it within historical, scientific, and cultural contexts.
Topics include the anthropological unity of Homo sapiens; sanctioned
discrimination, such as segregation; cultural biases based on racial stereotypes;
and the underlying humanity that inextricably links us all. Not available in
French-speaking Canada
A Nation of Immigrants: The Chinese-American Experience
(1999-2000)
Length: 20 minutes
Price: $129.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
The plight of Chinese immigrants is explored.
A Step Ahead (1995)
Producer: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Length: 29 minutes, 30 seconds
Summary:
Musical/discussion project, led by Leon Bibb, dealing with the
appreciation of ethnic diversity and challenging racism.
African-American Counseling & Psychotherapy (2000)
*Two videotapes:
1. Issues in Counseling African-American Clients (57 minutes, $125.00)
2. Managing Therapeutic Issues With African-American Clients (44 minutes,
$125.00)
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
African-American Perspectives: Reflecting on Life Experience
(2000)
Length: 80 minutes
Price: $125.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641
North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Awakening the Dragons (1991)
Producer: Dragon Boat Productions
Length: 23 minutes
Summary:
First team of Chinese-Canadian women to compete in dragon boat racing.
Dinner With Friends - A Chinese-Canadian Dinner (1994)
Producer: Killowen Productions Inc.
Length: 24 minutes, 40 seconds
Summary:
This series, made for Vision TV, gathers Chinese-Canadians
over dinner to discuss their issues and concerns.
Dinner With Friends - A Hong Kong Chinese-Canadian Dinner (1994)
Producer: Killowen Productions Inc.
Length: 24 minutes, 38 seconds
Summary:
This series, made for Vision TV, gathers Hong Kong
Chinese-Canadians over dinner to discuss their issues and concerns.
Dinner With Friends - An Indian-Canadian Dinner (1994)
Producer: Killowen Productions Inc.
Length: 24 minutes, 39 seconds
Summary:
This series, made for Vision TV, gathers Indian-Canadians
over dinner to discuss their issues and concerns.
Domino (1994)
Producer: National Film Board
Summary:
People of combined ancestry are often asked, What do you consider
yourself? Domino explores issues which are triggered by this question. Six stories
are told, recounting how identities were affected by their parents' history, family
politics, the hierarchies of race, gender roles and class. Their outspoken views
demonstrate how living intimately with two cultures can be a source of strength
and enrichment.
Ethnic Sharing - Valuing Diversity.
Producer: Joseph Giordano
Length: 21 minutes
Price: $95.00.
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Ethnicity (eonet): Komagata Maru (1990)
Producer: Komagata Maru Foundation of Canada
Length: 25 minutes
Summary:
Documents the voyage of the Komagata Maru, chartered to bring over
immigrants from India in 1914 to challenge the Canadian continuous voyager
legislation. The ship and passengers were met with strong hostility by the Canadian
government and people. Besieged at Vancouver harbour for a number of weeks, the
Komagata was forced to leave.
Ethnicity in Family Therapy. (1990).
Producer: Harry Aponte
Length: 50 minutes
Price: $269.00
Available from: Insight Media
2162 Broadway, New York, Ny 10024-6620
Telephone: (212) 721-6316
Fax: (212) 799-5309
E-mail: cs@insight-media.com
Guidelines for Counseling Asian-American Clients (2000)
Length: 95 minutes
Price: $125.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
Topics include: Asian-American stereotypes and myths, cultural issues as they
manifest themselves in behaviour disorders, culture-specific strategies, and case
vignettes.
Hispanic Americans: One or Many Cultures (1999-2000)
Length: 44 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Jewish-American Perspectives: Reflecting on Life Experience
(2000)
Length: 80 minutes
Price: $125.00 (including transcripts and leader guide)
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
Norma Block Gluckstern reflects on being the daughter of poor Jewish
immigrants. She describes the challenges she encountered as a woman who became a
leading feminist. Students will obtain cultural understanding and learn that
conducting a life inventoty is a rich resource for understanding and even treating
a client.
Latina/Latino Counseling & Psychotherapy (2000)
*Two videotapes:
1. Cultural Considerations for Working More Effectively with Latin Americans (60
minutes, $125.00)
2. Specifics of Practice for Counseling with Latina/os (70 minutes, $125.00)
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Mrs. Murakami: Family Album (1991)
Producer: National Film Board
Length: 24 minutes
Summary:
A compelling story of courage and dignity, a personal history of
the Murakami family, Japanese Canadians, who were interned during the Second World
War. Their home, property and belongings were sold while they were interned, and
after many years, Mrs. Murakami returns to her former home on Saltspring
Island.
Shades of Black: Diversity in African-American Identity
(2000)
Length: 60 minutes
Price: $125.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641
North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
The Changing Role of Hispanic Women (1999-2000)
Length: 44 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
The traditional role of wife and mother is changing rapidly to that of
independent, self-sufficient working woman for many American Latina women. Several
prominent Latina women discuss their changing role within the context of Hispanic
family values, male machismo, and the traditional role of females as the center of
family and community life.
White Identity Theory: Origins and Prospect (2000)
Length: 60 minutes
Price: $125.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641
North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Gurdwara: House of the Guru (1992)
Producer: Temple Film Ltd.
Length: 28 minutes
Summary:
Sikh, religion, social and family values.
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Aboriginal Spirituality) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumentical Action
Length: 27 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Baha'i) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 24 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Buddhism) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 25 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Christianity) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 24 minutes
Place of Workshop: Expressions of Faith (Hinduism) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 23 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Islam) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 24 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Judaism)(1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 25 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Sikhism) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 30 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Unitarians) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 26 minutes
Places of Worship: Expressions of Faith (Zoroastrianism) (1988)
Producer: Ecumedia, Canadian Ecumenical Action
Length: 26 minutes
A Step Ahead (1995)
Producer: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Length: 29 minutes, 30 seconds
Summary:
Musical/discussion project, led by Leon Bibb, dealing with the
appreciation of ethnic diversity and challenging racism.
Barriers to Cross-Cultural Counseling.
Producer: Derald Wing Sue
Length: 75 minutes
Price: $125.00
Available from: Microtraining Associates, Inc
Box 9641
North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
This video provides a theoretical and practical base emphasizing
the importance of cultural difference in the helping process.
Biculturalism and Acculturation Among Latinos
Length: 28 minutes
Price: $149.00 (colour)
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Bridging the Cultural Gap (1992)
Producer: West Coast Cablevision and Rogers Cable systems
Summary:
The differences in communication styles across various
cultures.
Classroom Video (1991)
Length: 28 minutes
Summary:
An in-depth look at issues surrounding multiculturalism in
Canadian history of diversity, multicultural policy in Canada, integration and
refugees, discrimination and racism.
Communicating Across Cultures
Producer: Copeland Griggs Productions
302 23rd Ave., San Francisco, CA 94121.
Summary:
Twelve common communication problems resulting from cultural
differences.
Counseling: An Indigenous Perspective (2000)
By: David Rathman
Length: 40 minutes
Price: $95.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
How do Indigenous people view the "helping" Professions? Rathman focuses on
collusion between helping professionals and the cultural status quo. Rathman states
that oppression, both conscious and unconscious, is manifest in most current
counseling and therapy practice. This is a very challenging video to watch, but it
raises central issues for students, teachers, and professionals.
Cross-Cultural Counseling: Clinical Case Examples.
Producers: Allen Ivey, Lannette Shizuru, and Paul Pederson.
Length: 52 minutes
Price: $125.00 (color, last portion in black and white, includes workbook)
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
This tape will enable students to challenge the traditional
assumptions of counseling theory, as they relate to issues of multicultural helping
and therapy.
Cultural Diversity: At the Heart of Bull. (1992).
Length: 28 minutes
Distributer: Bull HN Information Systems
Intercultural Press
Yarmouth, ME.
Summary:
This video is designed to inform and assist people in dealing with
ethnic and cultural diversity in the workplace. The video focuses specifically on
cultural differences between French and Americans as seen from the perspective of
Bull employees. A 28 minute video which is accompanied by a copy of
Understanding Cultural Differences: Germans, French and Americans. By Hall
& Hall.
Cultural Identity Development.
Producer: Derald Wing Sue
Length: 64 minutes
Price: $125.00
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
This video presents five levels of minority identity development.
Cultural identity development theory provides a practical guideline for working
with individual and cultural differences.
Cultural Specific Strategies in Counseling.
Producer: Derald Wing Sue
Length: 102 minutes
Price: $150.00
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Culturally-Competent Counseling & Therapy: Live Demonstrations of
Innovative Approaches (2000)
*Includes five demonstrations:
1. Innovative Approaches to Counseling African Descent People (By Thomas A. Parham
and Adisa Ajamu)
2. Innovative Approaches to Counseling Asian-American People (By Fred Leong, Gayle
Iwamasa and Derald Wing Sue)
3. Innovative Approaches to Counseling Latina/o People (By Luis Vasquez, Azara
Santiago-Rivera, and Elsa Orjuela)
4. Innovative Approaches to Counseling Native-American Indian People (By Art
Martinez and Nora Martinez)
5. Innovative Approaches from a White Perspective (By Michael D'Andrea, Bryan Kim,
and Judy Daniels)
Price: All five demonstrations are available on two tapes for $325.00, single
tapes are available for $95.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Culture Identity Theory: Origins, Present & Future Status
(2000)
Length: 95 minutes
Price: $150.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641
North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
Cultural identity theory is changing the way we think about counseling and therapy
with all clients. William Cross and Bailey Jackson have been central in bringing
these ideas to the counseling and therapy field for many years. Topics addressed
include: how the theory was generated independently by scholars throughout the
country, present status of cultural identity theory, how these theories have
inspired work in other areas, issues of racism and social justice.
Culture-Sensitive Therapy. (1998).
Length: 114 minutes
Price: $169.00
Available from: Insight Media
2162 Broadway, New York, Ny 10024-6620
Telephone: (212) 721-6316
Fax: (212) 799-5309
E-mail: cs@insight-media.com
Culture, Time, and Place. (1992).
Length: 30 minutes
Price: $159.00
Available from: Insight Media
2162 Broadway New York, Ny 10024-6620
Telephone: (212) 721-6316
Fax: (212) 799-5309
E-mail: cs@insight-media.com
Summary:
This program explains how language, schooling, and interpersonal
relationships are vehicles of acculturation that communicate values, beliefs,
attitudes, and expectations to children. It explores how myth and ritual help
children to see themselves as part of a broader cultural framework.
Developing Multicultural Awareness.
Producers: Paul Pedersen
Length: 105 minutes
Price: $150.00
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Diversity (1990)
Producer: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Summary:
Portrays the diversity in Canada today and the challenges facing
multiculturalism.
Domino (1994)
Producer: National Film Board
Summary:
People of combined ancestry are often asked, What do you consider
yourself? Domino explores issues which are triggered by this question. Six stories
are told, recounting how identities were affected by their parents' history, family
politics, the hierarchies of race, gender roles and class. Their outspoken views
demonstrate how living intimately with two cultures can be a source of strength
and enrichment.
Dreams of the Night Cleaners (1995)
Producer: Banff Film Centre and the National Film Board.
Summary:
Jeanne, a white archivist, researches the racist policies of the
MacKenzie King era, while her daughter, a person of combined ancestry, Usha, an
airline worker, and Devika, a South Asian night cleaner, find common cultural
ground across barriers of class. This contemporary fable incorporates issues of
identity, race and gender, bringing Canadian immigration to life.
Ethnivision
Producer: Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre
Summary:
A cross-cultural television program highlighting Victoria's
multicultural services, individuals and organizations.
Keynote Presentations from the National Multicultural Conference and
Summit (2000)
*Includes four presentations:
1. Science, Ethnicity, and Bias: Where Have We Gone Wrong
(48 minutes)
2. The Evolution of Multiculturalism: Past, Present & Future (42 minutes)
3. Beyond Intolerance: Bridging the Gap Between Imposition & Acceptance (62
minutes)
4. A Social Justice Agenda for Multiculturalism: Societal Implications
(48 minutes)
Price: All four videotapes $295.00, three videotapes $245.00, two videotapes
$170.00, one videotape $95.00
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Meeting Place
Producer: National Film Board
Summary:
An insightful look at Toronto's experiences in multiculturalism.
The film examines the virtues and challenges of the program.
Multicultural Counseling.(1992).
Length: 73 minutes
Price: $259.00
Available from: Insight Media
2162 Broadway New York, NY 10024-6620
Telephone: (212) 721-6316
Fax: (212) 799-5309
E-mail: cs@insight-media.com
Summary:
Presenting seven vignettes of counseling sessions, this set focuses
on the barrier that often arises between counselors and clients who have different
cultural backgrounds. It allows viewers to hear the self talk of both the
counselor and client in order to heighten awareness of the internal process that
occurs during all counseling interactions.
Multicultural Counseling: Issues of Diversity.
Producers: Donald Pope Davis, Loreto Prieto, Amy L. Reynolds, and Luis A.
Vazquez.
Length: 49 minutes
Price: $135.00 (Includes workbook).
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630.
Fax: (413) 549-0212.
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Multicultural Dispute Resolution (1993)
Producer: Tom Kalpatoo & Langley Family Services
Length: 20 minutes
Summary:
Explores the relationship between culture and the field of
Alternate Dispute Resolution.
Multiculturalism at Work (1996)
Producer: Pacific National Exhibition and BC Pavilion Corporation
Length: 16 minutes
Summary:
Award winning training video focusing on culturally sensitive
service delivery for a multicultural clientele. Although the video targets youth
employees, it is relevant for adults as well.
Multiculturalism: Issues in Counseling & Education.
Producer: Donald Pope Davis, Gerald Stone, Derald Wing Sue, and Luis Vazquez
Length: 50 minutes
Price: $125.00.
Available from: Microtraining Associates Inc
Box 9641 North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641.
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
The roots of counseling theory are deconstructed, but in a positive
way that points us to a new future.
Teaching Video for Developing Skills in Cross Cultural
Supervision (2000)
Producer: School of Social Work, College of St. Catherine/University of St.
Thomas
Price: $100.00 (includes instructor's manual)
Available from: Betty Karschnia
College of St. Catherine/University of St. Thomas
School of Social Work
St. Paul, Minnesota
Telephone: (651) 962-5800
E-mail: bjkarschnia@stthomas.edu
*A brochure is available which outlines the vignette situations and
times.
The Road Home: Alberta: Many Faces, Many Worlds (1992)
Producer: Great North Productions Limited
Length: 50 minutes
Summary:
The exploration of Alberta from a variety of viewpoints. Writers
and film makers discuss their heritage, culture, childhood and inspiration.
The Things We Share (1993)
Producer: Gretchen Jordan-Bastow
Length: 19 minutes, 21 seconds
Summary:
This video demonstrates the common human experience that emerges
from many different backgrounds.
To Be Old, Black, and Poor (1999-2000)
Length: 52 minutes
Price: $149.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website:http://www.films.com
Summary:
A gritty and painfully real exposition of what it means to be black, poor, and
elderly in the US. The film crew documents the life of Leonard and Sarah Bass on
and off for six months, recording their struggle to survive, watching as
well-meaning neighbours and opportunists come and go.
Understanding Different Cultural Values and Styles.
Length: 56 minutes
Price: $ 89.95
Victim of Two Cultures
Length: 52 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Who is a Real Canadian?
Producer: CBC Primetime News
Length: 30 minutes
Summary:
An in-depth look at the state of multiculturalism in Canada today:
examines several issues related to multiculturalism in Surrey and interviews both
proponents and critics of multiculturalism.
Why Value Diversity?
Length 26 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126.
Summary:
This program deals with the realities of the multiracial,
multilingual workforce.
Anatomy of Desire (1995)
Producer: National Film Board of Canada
Length: 47 minutes, 53 seconds
Order Number: 9195 174.
Summary:
This film explores the issue of whether sexual orientation is a
lifestyle choice or determined by brain structure.
Coming Out. (1995)
Distributed by: Buendia Productions
PO Box 1869, Santa Ana, CA 92702
Florence and Robin: Lesbian Parenthood.
Length: 52 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Gay Couples: The Nature of Relationships
Length: 50 minutes
Price: $149.00
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Homophobia in the Work Place. (1993)
Director: Brian McNaught
Distributed by: Wolfe Video
PO Box 64
New Almandin, CA 95042.
Homoteens (1993)
Producer: Joan Jubela Production
Distributed by: Frameline
364 9th St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay & Transgendered Youth Counseling 101:
Affirmative Practice in Schools and Families (2000)
Length: 60 minutes
Price: $125.00 (includes Transcript and Leader Guide)
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641
North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Out: Stories of Lesbian and Gay Youth(1993)
Length: 78 minutes, 50 seconds
Available from: The National Film Board of Canada.
Order Number: C 9193 052.
Racism and Sexual Stereotyping
Length: 28 minutes
Price: $89.95
Telephone: 1-800-257-5126
Sexual Orientation: Reading Between the Labels (1991)
Producer: Torn Micksch
Distributed by: NEWIST/CESA #7
Telecommunication 1S 1110
University of Wisconsin
Green Bay, Wisconsin 54311.
Sexual Stereotypes in Media: Superman and the Bride (2000)
Length: 37 minutes
Price: $149.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
Explores the history of sexual stereotypes as presented in the media. Film clips,
television advertisements and sitcoms, and so-called documentaries from the 1940's,
50's and 60's show men as domineering masters and women as their doting
subordinates. As a classroom teaching tool, the program encourages discussions
regarding the media's continuing role in reinforcing sexual stereotypes, as well as
the ongoing sexual biases that nurture them.
Silent Pioneers: Gay and Lesbian Elders. (1985).
Producer: Pioneer Films, NY: Filmmakers Library
Length: 42 minutes
Talk To Me (1995)
Producer: Susan Tabata & the BC Teachers' Federation
Length: 45 minutes
Summary:
Ten high school students from diverse racial, gender and
socio-economic backgrounds discuss issue immigration and homophobia.
The Gay Gene (1999-2000)
Length: 30 minutes
Price: $129.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website:http://www.films.com
Summary:
The science behind the controversial genetic research into the so-called "gay
gene" is the focus of this program. A geneticist explains how the study was
carried out, from initial interviews with gay men and their families, to the
plotting of family trees, the extraction of DNA, and the analysis of samples in
the lab. The program also considers the findings of the research: that
homosexuality is, in part, genetically determined. It discusses whether these
findings will advance the cause of gay rights and promote tolerance and
understanding in society at large.
When Love is Gay (1995)
Length: 48 minutes, 47 seconds
Available from: The National Film Board of Canada.
Order Number: 9194 034.
Summary:
Men of all ages talk openly about their homosexuality, and the
difficulty of self-acceptance in a straight, often homophobic society.
Black America and the Education Crisis (1999-2000)
Length: 45 minutes
Price: $129.00
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
The demand for highly educated workers has made high-quality academics the
most important challenge facing the US today. In this provocative program,
syndicated columnist Juan Williams moderates a town meeting of educators,
politicians, and opinion-makers. Together they discuss issues such as why black
children score lower on standardized tests, how to improve academic performance,
and Ebonics.
Hearts of Hate: The Battle for Young Minds
Length: 51 minutes
Available from: Image Media Services
100-1132 Hamilton Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 2S2
Telephone: 683-7697
Fax: 683-9369
Just a Little Red Dot...
Producer: Sandalwood Publications
Length: 26 minutes
Summary:
Examines racism and discrimination among young children. In the
scenario the children unite to change their attitudes about each other, as
well as adults' opinions and beliefs.
Listen with your Heart (1992)
Producer: Vancouver Youth Theater
Length: 28 minutes
Summary:
The video and accompanying teacher's guide, focuses on ESL students
and the issues they face.
Skin (1989)
Producer: Intercom Films
Length: 29 minutes
Summary:
Dramatization of the experiences of three minority youth, focusing
on the discrimination they face in school and in life.
Talk To Me (1995)
Producer: Susan Tabata & the BC Teachers' Federation
Length: 45 minutes
Summary:
Ten high school students from diverse racial, gender and
socio-economic backgrounds discuss issue immigration and homophobia.
Unequal Education (2000)
Length: 40 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
This program compares the everyday experiences of two New York City middle school
students and contrasts political rhetoric with the reality of American schooling. A
profile of the two students and their different schools points out the inequalities
of our current system and how disproportionate funding affects the quality of
education. The program also features advocates for educational reform.
We Young Canadians (1993)
Producer: Employment & Immigration Canada/ Immigrant & Multicultural Society
of Prince George
Length: 45 minutes
Summary:
Addresses parent-child relationships, especially with new
Canadians, including family communications, traditional and cultural values,
gender, sex, education and dress.
Where's Winston (1989)
Producer: Public Legal Education Society
Length: 22 minutes, 46 seconds
Summary:
The video and accompanying curriculum guide, focuses on new
immigrants and the pressure they feel.
Youth and Hate (1996)
Producer: CBC Prime Time News
Length: 30 minutes
Summary:
A look at hate group recruitment of youth, and issues of racism
between youth of different backgrounds.
To see entire video resource catalogue:
Visit the website: http://www.nfb.ca
To purchase videos:
Call toll free: 1-800-267-7710
(Montreal) Vancouver Public Library - Central Branch
(National Film Board videos available)
350 West Georgia St.
Vancouver, BC
V6B 6B1
Telephone: (604) 331-3600
The following audio tapes can be found at http://www.oyate.org/
AKA Grafitti Man - Johnny Damas and Me
By: John Trudell (Santee)
Price: $10.00
Akua Tuta - Innu - Volume 1
By: Kashtin (Innu)
Price: $10.00
Alnobak
By: Dawn Land Singers (Abenaki)
Price: $10.00
Ancient Sun - Art from Sacred Landscapes - The
Double-Headed Serpent - Land of the Incas - Temple of the Sun
By: Inkuyo (Inca)
Price: $10.00
Antelope Woman and Less Than Half, More Than Whole. (1995)
Producer: Kathleen Lacapa (Mohawk), and Michael Lacapa (Apache/Hopi/Tewa)
Grades: All
Prices: $9.00
Summary:
This tape compliments the books of the same name. Antelope Woman
tells how the Apache people were instructed to honour all things around us, great
and small. Less Than Half, More Than Whole is especially for mixed-blood children
who feel "less than half," but, who are, "like the corn, are more than whole."
BRB - Black Hills Dreamer - Journey to the Spirit World
By: Buddy Red Bow (Lakota)
Price: $10.00
Caution to the Wind
By: Pura Fé (Tuscarora)
Price: $10.00
Custer Died for Your Sins - This Land is Your Mother
By: Floyd Westerman (Lakota)
Price: $10.00
Dream Catcher - Keepers of the Dream - Open Circle
By: Kevin Locke/Tokeya Inajin (Lakota)
Price: $10.00
Elk's Whistle I - Elk's Whistle II - Sing from the heart...Sing for the people -
Ten Years Later
By: Elk's Whistle Singers (Lakota)
Price: $10.00
Flute Music of the Okanagan
By: Herman Edwards (Okanagan)
Price: $10.00
Gluskabe Stories. (1990)
Producer: Joseph Bruchac (Abenaki)
Length: 80 minutes
Grades: All
Price: $10.00
Summary:
There he goes again (Gluskabe, not Joe), teaching us all how not to
behave....
Grandmother Stories. (1992)
Producer: Ann M. Dunn (Ojibway), Maefred Arey (Ojibway) and Annette Humphrey
(Ojibway)
Grades: All
Price: $10.00
Summary:
A three-generation effort, as storyteller Ann Dunn and her mother,
Maefred Arey, tell these traditional stories of the Anishinabe, accompanied by
flute and drum by Ann's daughter, Annette. This tape compliments Ann Dunn's book,
When Beaver Was Very Great.
Heartbeat - Heartbeat 2
By: Voices of First Nations Women
Price: $10.00
Indian Killer. (1996)
Producer: Sherman Alexie (Spokane/Coeur d'Alene)
Length: 3 hours
Grades: hs-up
Price: $22.00
Summary:
Sherman Alexie reads from his chilling novel
Innu Town
By: Claude McKenzie (Innu)
Price: $10.00
Iroquois Stories. (1988)
Producer: Joseph Bruchac (Abenaki)
Grades: All
Price: $10.00
Summary:
Joe Bruchac has a wonderful voice for stories, and knows exactly
how to use it--just the right pacing, this perfectly timed pause, that lowering of
pitch. And he makes a great Bear.
Lessons from the Animal People. (1996)
By: Dovie Thomason (Lakota/Kiowa-Apache)
Length: 90 minutes (CD)
Grades: All
Price: $17.00
Summary:
Dovie Thomason writes about these stories: "My Grandma Dovie told
me stories...because I needed them. They are the traditional way to guide young
(and not so young) lives without punishment or embarrassing confrontation. Through
the mistakes, bad choices and often unruly antics of the Animal People, we are
shown human weaknesses and are gently reminded to look at our own." These are
traditional teaching stories of the Animal Nations, alternating with songs by Ulali
(Tuscarora, Apache/Maya).
Lintow ganal/Voices in the Woods
By: Marge Bruchac (Abenaki) and Justin Kennick, Zahkiwi
Price: $10.00
Mahk Jchi
By: Ulali (Tuscarora, Apache/Maya)
Price: $10.00
Messages from the Past: Native American Flute Music
By: Alex Maldonado (Yaqui)
Price: $10.00
Native American Coyote Stories. (1997)
Producer: Michael Lacapa (Apache/Hopi/Tewa)
Length: 67 minutes
Grades: All
Price: $12.00
Summary:
Children (and their teachers) will howl along with Michael as he
tells of Coyote's foibles in "Where Stars Come From," "How We Got Fire," and
"Coyote and Water Serpent."
Night Flying Woman. (1997)
By: Debra Smith (Red Lake Ojibwe)
Length: 122 minutes
Grades: 4-up.
Price: $22.00
Summary:
Here, Debra Smith reads Ojibway elder Ignatia Broker's story of the
life of her great-great-grandmother, during a time of enormous change, uprootings,
and loss. This story is a gift, an antidote for all the lies about our past that we
have had to endure.
Northeastern Native American Animal Stories. (1998)
Producer: Jim Bruchac (Abenaki)
Grades: All
Price: $10.00
Summary:
Jim may or may not consider it a compliment to have it said that he
sounds a lot like his father. His rendition of these traditional Abenaki and
Iroquois stories gives lie to the belief that you have to have brightly colored
illustrations or fast-moving images to capture a child's attention. Youngest
listeners (and adults, too) will tune right in to these, especially when they hear
the animal sounds. Jim Bruchac makes a great Red Squirrel, also ants....
Pa-be-kon-gan, Flute Songs
By: Jesse Bowman Bruchac (Abenaki)
Price: $10.00
Parabola Storytime Series.
Length: 60 minutes
Grades: All
Price: $12.00
Summary:
Vi Hilbert says, "My ancestors told us these stories, because these
were our
textbooks when we had no written language. This was the way our young people
went to school, by learning these stories. They carried all of the information that
was important to our culture, so that we would know how to grow up to be good
people, through the lessons that were carried within each of these stories." Each
tape contains stories told with warmth and simplicity, drama and humour.
- Joseph Bruchac (Abenaki), The Boy Who Lived With the Bears and Other
Iroquois Stories
- Ron Evans (Chippewa-Cree/Assiniboin), Inktomi and the Ducks and Other
Assiniboin Trickster Stories
- Vi Hilbert (Lushootseed), Coyote and Rock and Other Lushootseed Stories
- Geri Keams (Navajo), Sacred Twins and Spider Woman and Other Navajo
Creation Stories
- Kevin Locke (Lakota), The Flood and Other Lakota Stories
- Johnny Moses (Nootka, Saanich, Snohomish, Dwamish, Chehamus), Octopus
Lady and Crow and Other Animal People Stories of the Northwest Coast
- Gayle Ross (Cherokee), How Rabbit Tricked Otter and Other Cherokee Animal
Stories each,
Raven in the Snow
By: Bill Miller (Mohican)
Price: $10.00
Reservation Blues: The Sound Track
By: Jim Boyd (Colville) and Sherman Alexie (Spokane/Coeur d'Alene)
Price: $10.00
Reservation Bound - Unity
By: Jim Boyd (Colville)
Price: $10.00
Selu: Seeking the Corn Mother's Wisdom. (1995)
Producer: Awiakta (Cherokee)
Length: 3 hours
Grades: hs-up
Price: $17.00
Summary:
In this companion to her book of the same name, Awiakta leads all
who will listen
along a deer trail that spirals into the Great Smokey Mountains to the Corn
Mother herself--and to her wisdoms.
Songs of the Wabanaki
By: Jesse Bruchac (Abenaki) and Lalania Boots (Navajo)
Price: $10.00
Sounds from the Heart. (1998)
Producer: Michael Lacapa (Apache/Hopi/Tewa)
Length: 48 minutes
Grades: All
Price: $12.00
Summary:
These are all non-traditional stories of Michael Lacapa's
experiences growing up
in and out of Indian Country. Woven into the four stories: "Going Down to the
Cornfields," "Grandmother--She's Not Like Anyone Else," "The Twobread
Story," and "Who Likes to Draw?" are reflections of those great and not-so-great
times when he was a kid.
The Blessing Ways
By: Sharon Burch (Navajo) and A. Paul Ortega (Apache)
Price: $10.00
The Dead Dog Café Comedy Hour. (1998)
Length: 24, 15-minute episodes
Grades: high school-up
Price: $30.00
Summary:
So, Jasper Friendly Bear applied for a photography grant, didn't
get it, applied for
a powwow grant, didn't get it. Got an hour-long radio show (well, actually, 45
minutes short of an hour), which is broadcast live (sort of) from Gracie Heavy
Hand's Dead Dog Café and hosted by Tom King (sort of).
Each 15-minute episode contains (well, more or less):
- Gracie's Authentic Traditional Aboriginal Recipes (includes puppy stew, fried
bologna, and Kraft Dinners)
- Tom's Traditional Aboriginal Decorating Tips (includes using a stuffed moose
and building a smoke-hole)
- Trust Tonto
- The Blockade Report (for tourists who want to avoid Indian blockades or maybe
find them )
- Friendly Bear's Blackout Bingo (play bingo at home, send in the card, win a nifty
prize)
- What Else Do You Do? (interviews with famous Indians, including Louis Riel,
maybe)
- Spin the Wheels for Authentic Indian Names
- White Wisdom and What to Do About It
- 10 Reasons Why It's Good to Have Indians in Canada
- Fireside Friendly Bear
- Indians Anonymous (12-step program for Indians who have been living white and
are threatening to revert to being Indian)
- The Adventures of Darnell About Time, Band Councillor
The Gift of the Great Spirit. (1988)
By: Tehanetorens/Ray Fadden (Mohawk)
Grades: All
Price: $10.00
Summary:
These lesson stories, including "The Story of the Monster Bear,"
are told by
Mohawk elder Tehanetorens in his inimitable style.
The Mankillers, All Women Northern Drum
By: The Mankillers
Price: $10.00
Touch the Sweet Earth - Yazzie Girl
By: Sharon Burch (Navajo)
Price: $10.00
Up Where We Belong
By: Buffy Sainte-Marie (Cree)
Price: $10.00
Wopila, A Giveaway: Lakota Stories. (1993)
By: Dovie Thomason (Lakota/Kiowa-Apache)
Length: 60 minutes
Grades: 3-up.
Price: $10.00
Summary:
These are traditional stories, with music by Lakota flutist Kevin
Locke. The
stories on Side 1 are cautionary tales to protect our children--"from danger, fear,
monsters, and anything which threatens their well-being or self-worth." Of these,
"Iya, the Camp Eater" is especially frightening for the message it carries, as much
as the story. Side 2 contains three stories of the foolish one, Iktomi--"Iktomi & the
Buzzard," "Iktomi & Ducks & Rock," and "Iktomi Changes His Mind"--teaching
us how not to behave.
The following music cd's can be found at http://www.oyate.org/
AKA Graffiti Man - Johnny Damas & Me
By: John Trudell (Santee)
Price: $17.00
Akua Tuta - Innu - Kashtin, Volume 1
By: Kashtin (Innu)
Price: $20.00
Alnobak
By: Dawn Land Singers (Abenaki)
Price: $17.00
Ancient Sun - Art from Sacred Landscapes - Double-Headed Serpent - Land of the Incas -
Temple of the Sun - Window to the Andes
By: Inkuyo (Inca)
Price: $17.00
Black Hills Dreamer - Journey to the Spirit World
By: Buddy Red Bow (Lakota)
Price: $17.00
Caution to the Wind
By: Pura Fé (Tuscarora)
Price: $17.00
Dream Catcher - Keepers of the Dream - Open Circle
By: Kevin Locke/Tokeya Inajin (Lakota)
Price: $17.00
Heartbeat - Heartbeat 2
By: Voices of First Nations Women
Price: $17.00
Innu Town
By: Claude McKenzie (Innu)
Price: $17.00
Lintow8ganal/Voices in the Woods
By: Marge Bruchac (Abenaki) and Justin Kennick
Price: $17.00
Mahk Jchi
By: Ulali (Tuscarora, Apache/Maya)
Price: $17.00
Matriarch: Iroquois Women's Songs
By: Joanne Shenandoah (Oneida)
Price: $17.00
Messages from the Past: Native American Flute Music
By: Alex Maldonado (Yaqui)
Price: $17.00
Raven in the Snow
By: Bill Miller (Mohican)
Price: $17.00
Remembrance
By: Jim Pepper (Cree/Kaw)
Price: $20.00
Reservation Blues
By: Jim Boyd (Colville) and Sherman Alexie (Spokane/Coeur d'Alene)
Price: $17.00
Reservation Bound - Unity
By: Jim Boyd (Colville)
Price: $17.00
Sing from the Heart...Sing for the People - Ten Years Later
By: Elk's Whistle Singers (Lakota)
Price: $17.00
The Mankillers, All Women Northern Drum
By: The Mankillers
Price: $17.00
The Songbird and the Moor: Cedar & Sage
By: Abena Songbird (Abenaki) and Muhammad Al-Amin
Price: $17.00
Touch the Sweet Earth - Yazzie Girl
By: Sharon Burch (Navajo)
Price: $17.00
Up Where We Belong
By: Buffy Sainte-Marie (Cree)
Price: $17.00
Zahkiwi
By: Marge Bruchac (Abenaki) and Justin Kennick
Price: $17.00
Counseling Elders - Facing Our Future (2000)
* Five Tapes, including Trainer Guides:
1. Helping Relationships (30 minutes, $95.00)
2. Social & Cultural Foundations (30 minutes, $95.00)
3. Human Growth & Development (30 minutes, $95.00)
4. Lifestyle & Career Development (30 minutes, $95.00)
5. Group Procedures with Older People (80 minutes, $150.00)
* All five tapes are available for $495.00.
Available From: Microtraining Associates Inc.
Box 9641
North Amherst, MA 01059- 9641
Telephone: (413) 549-2630
Fax: (413) 549-0212
Website: http://www.emicrotraining.com
Summary:
How can we work effectively with the aging and their families? The national
experts present an important series of live demonstrations that all our students
need to encounter. Our elders are growing rapidly in number and the counseling
needs are vast. These clear and specific tapes below will enable students to
generalize their skills to the aging. Ethnically and racially varied vignettes that
are highly useful in skills, theories, developmental, and practicum courses.
Hate and the Internet: Web Sites and the Issue of Free Speech
(1999-2000)
Length: 22 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
What is the price of free speech? ABC News anchor Ted Koppel investigates the
proliferation of hate online with Don Black, founder of the white nationalist Web
site Storm Front, and Floyd Abrams, a First Amendment attorney. Together they
discuss both the medium and the message, plus the controversial issue of content
filtering.
Issues of Race and Culture in Counseling Settings (1989)
Length: 60 minutes
Price: $179.00 - $199.00
Available from: Insight Media
2162 Broadway New York, NY 10024-6620
Telephone: (212) 721-6316
Fax: (212) 799-5309
E-mail: cs@insight-media.com
Summary:
This video focuses on the complex implications of race and culture within the
counseling interview. It reveals that the benefits of counseling may be hindered or
undermined by culturally insensitive counseling responses resulting from
prejudicial attitudes, racist assumptions, or nonverbal miscommunication.
Sexism in Language (1999-2000)
Length: 20 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website:http://www.films.com
Summary:
This program shows how sexism and antisexism may be contained in language--in
song lyrics, conversations, newspaper reports, written conventions and satire. In
many cases, gender bias in language is extremely subtle, but this subtlety does not
detract from its ability to influence the thoughts and perceptions of speakers and
listeners. Indeed, bias that is never consciously recognized may be the most
damaging.
Taking on the Boys' Club: Women in the Workplace (2000)
Length: 46 minutes
Price: $89.95
Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Telephone: (800) 257-5126
Website: http://www.films.com
Summary:
This two-part ABC News program examines the workplace that has emerged in the '90's
- a workplace influenced by sexual discrimination law suits and the ensuing
legislation that defines sexual harassment.