Events

The Latino Racial Justice Circle (LRJC) and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) will hold a series of community dialogues on religion, race and immigration at St. Anne’s Catholic Church in Baltimore. In these conversations, participants will share personal stories, feelings, and thoughts about religion, race, and immigration; discuss commonalities and differences between immigrants [...]

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Anne Arundel County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May.  The Awards Ceremony will be held March 13, 2019, at Magothy River Middle School.

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” St. Mary's County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

The Latino Racial Justice Circle (LRJC) and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) will hold a series of community dialogues on religion, race and immigration at St. Anne’s Catholic Church in Baltimore. In these conversations, participants will share personal stories, feelings, and thoughts about religion, race, and immigration; discuss commonalities and differences between immigrants [...]

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Carroll County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. The snow date will be March 9, 2019. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Frederick County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Montgomery County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Prince George's County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” students from Dorchester, Somerset, and Wicomico counties will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

Each year, Wide Angle Youth Media's students select a topic that guides the creation of that year's films. In 2018, students self-selected the topic "Black Lives Matter." In response to student interest and in an effort to engage wider audiences around the importance of this topic, Wide Angle educators designed a "Why Black Lives Matter" [...]