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Children's Content Inquiries (Ready to Learn Grant: Digital Video) is sponsored by Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), administered through Latino Public Broadcasting and PBS Digital Studios. As part of the federal Ready to Learn (RTL) grant, PBS Digital Studios is accepting proposals for short-form video content intended for parents of young children, especially families in underserved communities.
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READY TO LEARN GRANT: DIGITAL VIDEO | LATINO PUBLIC BROADCASTING Public Media Content Fund PBS Program Guidelines & Policies READY TO LEARN GRANT: DIGITAL VIDEO - Request for Proposals Tags: CPB , PBS , PBS Digital Studios , PBS Kids , Ready to Learn Ready to Learn Grant: Digital Video As part of a Ready To Learn (RTL) grant to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS from the U.S. Department of Education, PBS Digital Studios is now accepting proposals for short-form video content intended for parents of young children, especially families in underserved communities.
PBS Digital Studios is seeking content that provides parents with tips and strategies for building their young children’s scientific thinking and inquiry skills, and/or their early literacy skills. The attached PBS KIDS Science Framework and Literacy Framework provide more information regarding the science and literacy skills and practices that are developmentally appropriate for children ages 2-8 years old.
More information regarding eligibility, audience, content criteria, and application requirements can be found in the full RFP . The deadline to apply is April 30, 2016. Questions regarding the PBS Digital Studios RFP and the two PBS KIDS learning frameworks should be sent to Lauren Saks, Director Programming at lssaks@pbs.
org .
Download the PBS Kids Science Learning Framework Download the PBS Kids Literacy/ELA Learning Framework 6926 Views ‹ 2016 Imagen Awards Now Accepting Submissions 2016 Public Media Content Fund › Latino Public Broadcasting is the leader of the development, production, acquisition and distribution of non-commercial educational and cultural media that is representative of Latino people, or addresses issues of particular interest to Latino Americans.
These programs are produced for dissemination to the public broadcasting stations and other public telecommunication entities. LPB provides a voice to the diverse Latino community on public media throughout the United States. Latino Public Broadcasting is a registered 501(c)(3), EIN: 95-4776447.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Independent producers and public media stations with experience creating educational content for early childhood audiences. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Children's Content Inquiries (Ready to Learn Grant: Digital Video) is funded by Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), administered through Latino Public Broadcasting and PBS Digital Studios. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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