#TheBIGLiveTV
#TheBIGLiveTV (#TBLTV) is a socially conscious filmed mentoring program aimed at mental health, direct student services, family enrichment, youth summits, fairs and expos. #TBLTV couples media, social media, and college interns to promote social awareness in urban communities. #TBLTV offers an interactive mentoring platform which addresses disparities through a medium youth appreciate. That's how we live up to our acronym; Being Involved Greatly Living In Various Environments. That's BIG! That’s The BIG Live Corp!
#NCDO
#NeverCollegDropOutz is a mini movie that illustrates young professionals who collectively gather their resources in order to provide better opportunities within local inner city urban communities. Using popular culture, mainstream current events and each other, #TBLTV Team Members prove that through the power of community, our youth will have better resources! That's #BIG!
This film was produced by @J.MNZN (Jonnelle Monzon)
@TheBIGLiveLion
@TheBIGLiveLion is a college freshman from South Jamaica Queens. His upbeat, witty, charismatic and sometimes aggressive attitude makes him a Prince on campus and a future King of The Concrete Jungles of New York City!
@TheBIGLiveLion interns for #TheBIGLiveTV; and when he’s not up to office pranks, he’s in the studio recording music or performing in open Mics on campus. But his passion for tricks and beats may get him in serious trouble this semester on #TheBIGLiveTV
This film was produced by @J.MNZN (Jonnelle Monzon)
Fitness for Flatbush (F3)
HCC, in partnership with The BIG Live and the Arthur Ashe Institute for Urban Health (AAIUH) at SUNY Downstate, developed: "Fitness for Flatbush - A Collaborative Effort to Address Fitness Barriers in Central Brooklyn." This research project was developed as part of AAIUH's Brooklyn Health Disparities Summer Internship Program (BHDSIP).
Since 2012, #TBLTV has worked closely with The Arthur Ashe Institute’s Health Disparities Summer Internship Program (HDSIP) by the Brooklyn Health Disparities Center at SUNY Down State. HDSIP interns attended morning classes at the SUNY Downstate campus; in afternoons they worked on research projects at community based organizations. Through videos and presentations, students learned about the impact of ethnicity, race and poverty on health outcomes; then disseminate the findings through several social media streams. With The Arthur Ashe Institute; #TBLTV collectively raised public awareness of municipal health figures within urban culture, aligned the results with socio-economic statistics and merged the findings with SUNY Down State’s organizational mission. That's #BIG! That's #TheBIGLIveTV!
This film was produced by @J.MNZN (Jonnelle Monzon)
The Low Down on Lock Down
"Incarceration Amongst Inner-City Young Adults and Supportive Efforts to Reduce Recidivism," by Gregory Rousseau and Davis Jacques, summer interns from the Arthur Ashe Institute of Urban Health at SUNY Downstate, in collaboration with community advisory board member, Haitian Centers Council, Inc. (doing business as Haitian-American Community Coalition, Inc.)
Since 2012, #TBLTV has worked closely with The Arthur Ashe Institute’s Health Disparities Summer Internship Program (HDSIP) by the Brooklyn Health Disparities Center at SUNY Down State. HDSIP interns attended morning classes at the SUNY Downstate campus; in afternoons they worked on research projects at community based organizations. Through videos and presentations, students learned about the impact of ethnicity, race and poverty on health outcomes; then disseminate the findings through several social media streams. With The Arthur Ashe Institute; #TBLTV collectively raised public awareness of municipal health figures within urban culture, aligned the results with socio-economic statistics and merged the findings with SUNY Down State’s organizational mission. That's #BIG! That's #TheBIGLIveTV!
This film was produced by PIB Films.
Since 2012, #TBLTV has worked closely with The Arthur Ashe Institute’s Health Disparities Summer Internship Program (HDSIP) by the Brooklyn Health Disparities Center at SUNY Down State. HDSIP interns attended morning classes at the SUNY Downstate campus; in afternoons they worked on research projects at community based organizations. Through videos and presentations, students learned about the impact of ethnicity, race and poverty on health outcomes; then disseminate the findings through several social media streams. With The Arthur Ashe Institute; #TBLTV collectively raised public awareness of municipal health figures within urban culture, aligned the results with socio-economic statistics and merged the findings with SUNY Down State’s organizational mission. That's #BIG! That's #TheBIGLIveTV!
This film was produced by PIB Films.
#CollegeChick
"I realized through working with the youth that many of them have a hard time seeing past the hood. Some don't even see higher education for themselves! The BIG Live Corp is committed to our communities and wanted to illustrate college. We wanted to artistically express the beautiful experiences of higher education! We also understand that the youth understand and appreciate hip hop culture, so we gave them a piece of my college life."
-@Philanthro_P
This film was produced by Ellis Flynn.
-@Philanthro_P
This film was produced by Ellis Flynn.
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