Documentary Short: Inner City Meets Ivy League
Posted by Freethink on April 5, 2022
Inner City Meets Ivy League is a 10 minute documentary style film and story featuring University-Assisted Community School (UACS) partnership involving Penn’s Netter Center for Community Partnerships and Paul Robeson High School, which was recently released by Freethink Media. This partnership was chosen to illustrate the potential of UACS for reimagining and significantly changing education for the better.
The benefits of this UACS partnership to both the Robeson community and Penn students, faculty, and staff have been powerful, and many are featured here.
Freethink’s award-winning films “reach millions of young, motivated change-makers every month, shining a light on the frontier of ideas and innovation,” including 10 million followers across 17 social media accounts. The film appears as part of their series “Hack the Dream” in partnership with Million Stories (a project of the Singleton Foundation).
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