
We connect TV & film dealing with important issues to nonprofits sparking change. A project of @spitfiresays 📨 [email protected] #PopCulturePivot
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We're founded on the belief that pop culture is powerful. Ideas, attitudes, images & perspectives in film & impact how people think and act in real life. In short, #inclusionmatters.
One way to motivate kids to recycle: Show them how they're helping marine life. Octonauts is one show that teaches kids how to keep the oceans clean - lush and green. #AmericaRecyclesDay #tvtaughtme
How are kids to know what can be recycled and reused? The Magic School Bus came to the rescue for me as a kid! #AmericaRecyclesDay
TV & film can be a force for good - especially when it teaches kids to make recycling part of their daily life. #AmericaRecyclesDay
When we asked people what tv taught them about other people & issues all around us, we were happy to learn some learned to care from the environment from tv! #AmericaRecyclesDay
What a great idea!
#AmericaRecyclesDay RT @berniesbookbank: Today is #AmericaRecyclesDay. Recycle your gently used books by donating them to at-risk Chicagoland children who n… xitter.gq/i/web/status/106322815…
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#AmericaRecyclesDay RT @EarthEvangelist: Got random stuff you don't know what to do with? It may be recyclable! #AmericaRecyclesDay xitter.gq/PopSci/status/10630696…
Celebrate #AmericaRecyclesDay! Our guides to recycling…
E-waste: pops.ci/e-waste
Shoes, crayons, toothbrushes, and other random stuff: pops.ci/recyclable
You can live a full and rewarding life with diabetes. It’s manageable. #WorldDiabetesDay
Black Americans have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes than white Americans. #Blackish took the topic beyond jokes to share a wellness approach with viewers
Shout out to #Blackish for demystifying diabetes by showing Dre’s diagnosis. The episode showed diabetes is serious. But it’s not a death sentence. goo.gl/L8pTBX #WorldDiabetesDay #tvtaughtme via: @bustle
(2/2) "... insulin prices are through the roof and how that’s wildly unfair. Some can’t afford it and they’re beginning to ration their dosage, and even dying as a result. It’s so upsetting to me that this happens. It’s just crazy and tragic.”- @AndrewDChapman #WorldDiabetesDay
(1/2) “… I really wanted to talk about and address on the show – that people who are rich and poor get different levels of healthcare in America, even if they’re seeing the same doctor" - @AndrewDChapman, via: @healthline bit.ly/2PYeiDc
Sometimes tv and film gets #diabetes wrong. Today, we want to show a couple of times when #tv got it right and expanded what we know about the condition. #WorldDiabetesDay
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30 years after #SpikeLee's "Do The Right Thing", "in the age of the dash cam video, the status quo isn’t a lack of awareness of systemic racism; it’s indifference to it" what does that mean for this generation of creators?
nytimes.com/2018/10/24/movie… #makejusticepop #racialjustice
GREAT example of the power of media @SyfyWire - and a sad one. Fortunately, filmmakers and studios can show more diverse portrayals of foster families so that all kids can say, "I see #meonscreen" #InclusionMatters
Side note: If you don't know these characters then you're missing all of the good tv. This @syfywire story explains: bit.ly/2PY7cyC
Jessica Jones. Emma Swan. Skye. They all present a single story. And, yes, these are true stories. But there's an irrefutable danger to showing only one side of foster care. #InclusionMatters
"In 2016 there were an estimated 437,465 children in foster care. And yet, there is an annual turnover rate of up to 50 percent for qualified foster homes. One reason for this is media reinforcement." via @SyfyWire
But then, again, media can undermine attempts to help kids find their forever families. #InclusionMatters













