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10/12/2021

https://youtu.be/H9dSsyMxvw8 - Live now! Tune In

Join us this Tuesday, October 12th, 2021, at 5pm EDT for the LIVE BROADCAST WHUT - Howard University Television present: A FREE Live streaming of the Gwendo...

08/31/2021

- Join us by submitting your art work today!!!! Open to all DMV Middle, High Schoolers and the Wider Community -

visit : https://padlet.com/whutcommunity/aliinthearts today for all the rules and submission Information!!!! GO NOW!!! The Deadline Is quickly approaching!

07/15/2021

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¡Llamando a todos los padres, tutores y abuelos! quiere que disfrutes hoy de nuestros consejos y recomendaciones GRATIS de 1 minuto. ¡Visite www.whut.org/parentingminutes ahora!

02/04/2021

The film is the first to tell the story of this exceptional but unsung talent whose hits included "Summertime" and "I Do Love You."

01/05/2021

Kicking 2021 off with a BANG!!!! offers you - our supporters, family and friends a series of FREE ONLINE Community film screenings this year.... starting with 9 to 5 The Story of a Movement!!!! RSVP today 9to5WHUT.eventbrite.com

08/29/2020

Tomorrow Morning!- Join us on for an AIRING of Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel Service Virtual Speaker Series!!!! - Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel 8am EST, check your local listings for WHUT - Now available via Livestream on PBS.org & YouTubeTV!!!!

07/06/2020

Do you have kids at home and want to engage them in active and entertaining learning ??? Log on to http://ow.ly/qbES50Aog38 today to see our joint Summer Session Initiative with our sister station

At Home Learning alters our weekly schedule to allow us to provide Educational Content that is targeted to varied age groups in the D.M.V. We are doing our part to support YOU, our valued viewers, in the midst of this ongoing pandemic.

Log on NOW to see our resources and explore our newly redesigned website!

Do you have kids at home and want to engage them in active and entertaining learning ??? Log on to http://ow.ly/qbES50Aog38 today to see our joint Summer Session Initiative with our sister station

At Home Learning alters our weekly schedule to allow us to provide Educational Content that is targeted to varied age groups in the D.M.V. We are doing our part to support YOU, our valued viewers, in the midst of this ongoing pandemic.

Log on NOW to see our resources and explore our newly redesigned website!

06/22/2020

RSVP today for our Final Screening for JUNE today! www.WHUTRecorderScreening.eventbrite.com via the OVEE

RECORDER: THE MARION STOKES PROJECT WHUT Howard University Television Indie Lens Pop-Up on OVEE

Thursday, June 25, 2020 - 6:30 pm

Guest speakers:
SHARON FARMER, Photographer, Photo Journalist, Presidential Photographer to President President Bill Clinton
ROY LEWIS, Photographer, Photo Journalist for the Washington Informer Newspaper
SONJA N. WOODS, Archivist, Moorland–Spingarn Research Center

About A fiercely intelligent activist who became a wealthy recluse in her later years, Marion Stokes was dedicated to furthering and protecting the truth — so much so that she recorded American television 24 hours a day for over 30 years. “Recorder: Marion Stokes Project” peels back the curtain on her life, through a mix of Stokes’ archive of recordings and interviews with those who knew her best.

Register on Eventbrite - WHUTRecorderScreening.eventbrite.com
for the screening on & Q&A Women in Film and Video DC Institute for Policy Studies Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting White House News Photographers Association

06/10/2020

The American Film Institute Docs Film Festival 2020 kicks off Thursday, June 11th! Watch amazing movies from the comforts of your home, or anywhere you enjoy traveling with your personal digital devices.

Visit afi.com to purchase your tickets! Enjoy!
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The year's lineup features 59 films from 11 countries and 11 virtual World Premieres, with 61% of the films directed by women, 25% by POC directors and 14% by LGBTQ directors.

The 18th edition of the festival will present films in the following sections: Special Presentations, Feature Films, Cinema’s Legacy, Episodic and Short Film sections. AFI DOCS 2020 runs June 17–21, with films available to view on DOCS.AFI.com. The Washington Post and Meet the Press return as the Primary Media Partners.

“Now more than ever, it is important to expand our perspectives and listen to voices that may differ from our own, and this year’s festival includes a diverse range of insights and experiences for audiences to share in,” said Michael Lumpkin, Director of AFI Festivals. “These films explore political and social issues in the US and across the globe, introducing us to the next generation of leaders and shedding new light on figures of the past.”