Our latest video with California YIMBY dives into the topic of Affordable Housing. California cities have made it illegal to build more homes, resulting in crushing rents, endless commutes and escalating homelessness - but it doesn’t have to be this way. Check out the video below to explore the roots of California’s affordability crisis -- and how to solve it. Learn more at CAYIMBY.org
We collaborated with Common Sense Media and 50+1 Strategies to get the word out about the Emergency Broadband Benefit. Part of the American Rescue Plan, this government program is helping families who are struggling to afford internet service by offering financial aid.
Check out our 30-second broadcast PSA above and learn more here.
Don't forget—The Affordable Connectivity Program helps eligible families afford the broadband they need for work, school, and healthcare by offering $30 per month toward home internet services. Learn more at https://t.co/hFGlcen78x and apply today! pic.twitter.com/uDFzdXmTUr
— Common Sense Media (@CommonSense) November 22, 2022
Our latest collaboration with YouTube Channel, How It Should Have Ended, takes on “Godzilla vs. Kong”! The results are both epic and hilarious, check out the video above!
Today marks the release of the latest UNESCO Science Report. We worked with UNESCO to create a 7-minute animation that supports the report’s findings: As countries prioritize their transitions to green, digital economies, it’s important they invest more, and more strategically, in research and development.
Check out the video, and learn more about the full report here.
Our Climate Our Future SHORTS: The Dirt on Factory Farms is out now! Find out about the impact that factory farms have on animals, people and the planet.
OCOF SHORTS is our monthly animated series from Alliance for Climate Education exploring climate science, climate justice, and climate solutions.
The second episode of Our Climate Our Future SHORTS explores the concept of energy justice — the fight to give all people, regardless of age, race, income or ethnicity, the power to make decisions about where their energy comes from.
Part of our new, monthly animated series from Alliance for Climate Education exploring climate science, climate justice, and climate solutions, and learn more at AceSpace.org
On Earth Day 2021, check out our latest collaboration with The Story of Stuff Project: a 4-minute companion piece to The Story of Plastic documentary film!
The plastic crisis gets a lot of attention as pollution, but the environmental impact of plastic’s life cycle starts long before it ends up in our waterways and ecosystems. #breeakfreefromplastic
Introducing...Our Climate Our Future SHORTS Our latest collaboration with the Alliance for Climate Education!
Our Climate Our Future SHORTS is a new, monthly animated series from ACE exploring climate science, climate justice, and climate solutions. In this first episode, Racial Justice Is Climate Justice, focuses on how the fight for racial justice and the fight for climate justice overlap in many different ways, from air pollution to hurricane evacuees. Check out the first episode below:
We worked with 50+1 Strategies to create our latest video for Connecting for Better Health. Medical providers should have all the information they need to give you the best care possible—but in California, that doesn’t always happen. This coalition is working to create a statewide health information exchange, so providers have easy access to a patient’s vital medical history when they need it. Check out the video below and learn more at ConnectingForBetterHealth.com
Abstinence is when a person chooses not to do something, including but not limited to having sex. There are lots of reasons why people might choose to be abstinent at different times in their lives, and those personal choices should be respected. Check out our latest Amaze.org collaboration with Writer/Executive Producer, Erica Priggen Wright. Check out Amaze.org where you can find lots of great resources to take the awkward out of sex ed.
February 11 is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and we’re honored to support the work being done by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific & Cultural Organization). We created a 2-minute animation based on their 2021 Science Report that spotlights gender bias in science & technology fields. Check out the video below and learn more at on.unesco.org/2NiyYGg
In this sequel to “Understanding Our History of Patriarchy: What’s Faith Got to Do with It?”, we meet Rebecca as she sets out to discover what the Bible really says about her value as a woman in the church.
This Christian-inspired video was produced in partnership between Development Associates International and The Girl Child & Her Long Walk to Freedom, a project of the Imago Dei Fund. It was designed to be part of DAI’s course “Women and Men Leading Together”. Check out the full video below.
Brightmark is on a mission to reimagine waste - with a truly circular approach that recycles plastics back into wax, transportation fuel, and new plastic. We contributed 2-minutes of animation to this new short film by Interconnected Media, check it out below and learn more at Brightmark.com
California has a housing shortage that’s caused an affordability crisis that affects millions of Californians. CA YIMBY is working to undo decades of bad housing policies and make it legal to build more multi-family homes in California cities. Check out the animated video we created with CA YIMBY, and get involved at cayimby.org/meet-gabriela!
New from Amaze.org: “For boys, strict gender role stereotypes tell them that they should not share any emotions that might make them appear “soft” or “weak. There is nothing wrong with masculinity or manhood. However, strict ideas about how to be a boy or a man can put pressure on boys to be someone other than who they are.”
Check out our latest collaboration with Writer/Executive Producer Erica Priggen Wright and special guest, Olympic medalist Jason Rogers, an advocate for the evolving state of masculinity.
Our latest collaboration with the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research focuses on weapons and ammunition management (WAM). In times of conflict, States that are not able to properly manage stockpiles and ammunition are in danger of relapsing into conflict. Watch our animated video below to see how UNIDIR is helping States assess their WAM baselines and create roadmaps for better management.
Effective Weapons and Ammunition Management prevents conflict, reduces violence, and helps implement the Global Goals.
— UN Geneva (@UNGeneva) November 7, 2020
Find more about it in this new @UNIDIR video.#SDGs #Agenda2030 #IdeasToAction pic.twitter.com/Q3aeXk5xKm
So often, we’re told that the highest and best use of our money is for it to make more money for us. Do you ever wonder who our investments are helping? Who they’re harming? And how money can be invested differently?
Check out our latest collaboration with Do Good Better and RSF Social Finance below. And learn how you can activate your money for good at MoneyTransforms.com
Prop 20 would disproportionately target communities of color, by rolling back criminal justice reform and spending millions to expand California's prison system. Check out this ad we created with "No On Prop 20" and learn more at www.noprop20.vote
We collaborated with Tangible and Intuit on these latest videos that spotlight two offerings from QuickBooks. QuickBooks Priority Circle and QuickBooks Desktop Plus offer exclusive benefits to their customers to help you better manage your business finances. Check out the videos below and learn more at QuickBooks.com
Have you ever wondered why girls aren’t valued equally in our world?
We’re proud to have collaborated with Do Good Better and The Girl Child & Her Long Walk to Freedom to produce this 5-minute animated explainer video on the history of patriarchy and how it holds us all back from realizing our full potential. Watch the video below and learn more about how TGC is bringing awareness to the intersection of faith and gender inequality at girlchildlongwalk.org
