The overarching mission of TVbyGIRLS is to create stories and
messages that show creative, compassionate, involved and
thinking
girls and women.
   
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"What's with the Hijab" received a silver Telly Award
"Siblings or Why I wish I were an only child" received a bronze Telly Award

We are very proud that the work is being recognized in such prestigious adult settings.

Accomplishments

Awards
  • Logo Design Awards
  • Type Directors, 2004
  • Print, 2004
  • The Show (the local ad show) 2003
  • How Design Annual, 2003
  • San Diego Girl Film Festival Judges’ Award (2005)
  • Minnesota Women’s Press Change Makers 2005
  • KidsFirst Film Festival Best Student Film by a K-12 Student—What’s with the Hijab? (2005)
  • LocoMotion: Judges Choice: Best PSA in film festival (2006)
  • Save our History Grant from History Channel: For Greatest Girls partnership with MHS (2006)
  • 2007 Silver Telly Award: What's with the Hijab?
  • 2007 Bronze Telly Award: Siblings (or Why I wish I were An Only Child)
Screenings (Based on festivals and web counts 4,500 people estimated to screen work.)
  • Minnesota Center of Photography (1/2005)
  • Walker Art Center Girls in the Director’s Chair (2005, 2006)
  • Chicago International REEL Shorts Festival (10/2005)
  • 3rd annual San Diego Girl Film Festival (10/2005)
  • KIDS FIRST! Film and Video Festival (2005 Traveling Show)
  • Twin Cities Youth Media Netork Screening (6/2006)
  • Intermedia Arts –Youth Culture-Poetry and Video-immigration- (Hijab)
  • Minnesota Historical Society-Somali youth screenings-public schools, MHS, etc.
  • Twin Cities Youth Media Network Screening (11/2006)
  • Walker Art Center Girls in the Director’s Chair (3/3/07)
  • East Lansing Children’s Film Festival (2007)
  • ReelHeART International Film Festival (2007)
Exhibitions
  • MIA: Art of Democracy Exhibit (11/2004)
Radio
  • Air America Minnesota AM 950: “Women on the Move” (9/10/2005)
  • FM107 The Cathy Hartnet show (11/24/05)
  • Minnesota Public Radio: “All Things Considered” (12/9/2005)
Articles
  • St. Paul Pioneer Press (5/19/2005)
  • Women’s Business Minnesota (2/2005)
  • Star Tribune (Sept. 23, 2004)
  • Equality Report (Women’s Foundation of Minnesota 2004)
  • Women’s Press (Vol. 21 NO. 20 Dec. 28 ‘05 – Jan. 10 ‘06)
  • Star Tribune (May 4, 2006)
  • Women’s Press (May 2006)
  • Star Tribune (October 2006)
  • Daughters – Success column (November/December 2006)
  • MOAPPP Monitor (Winter 2006)
Collaborations/Workshops
  • TIES (St. Paul MN) 2002-2005
  • Minnesota Historical Society- Somali skyline towers project (2004)
  • Homegirls/Women in Construction- Duluth, MN 8/2005
  • The White House Project-Seattle, Denver, Atlanta, St. Paul (2005, 2006)
  • Asian Media Access- summer retreat program (2003)
  • GirlsBEST, an initiative of the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota (2003-2004)
  • National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture: Invitational Discussion - Knowledge Network
  • Amicus/Radius Workshop (St. Paul) November 2006
  • TIES and Michigan area Girls Scouts 2006- Gender roles in Media—You matter!
Presentations
  • Power of Images- 3 part Live Internet video conference workshops with three schools (5/2003) TIES
  • National Conference of Technology Teachers
  • TVbyGIRLS: 21st Century Literacy and Media 11/2003) TIES
  • TVbyGIRLS: Media and Cultural Roles (11/2004) TIES
  • TVbyGIRLS- Media and Gender Roles- “Cafe’ presentation: (Mega-conference Jr.- live 12 hour internet video conference with children in 15 countries 5/2005) TIES
  • TVbyGIRLS: Media, Gender Roles and Self Esteem MN Conference on Adolescent Females (8/2005) TIES
  • TVbyGIRLS: Visual literacy and the classroom (11/2003) National Association of Arts Educators MCAD
  • 3rd Annual Inspired Women’s Retreat, (11/2005)
  • TIES Mega Conference Junior International Video Conference: Partnering with girls in Slovania (2006)
  • EPIC Awards Presenters: Women leadership in Media presented to Geena Davis (2006)
  • White House Project Debate Boot camp for Women Candidates (2006)
  • White House Project Media and Messaging (2006)
  • Keynote Speaker: Annual Minnesota Women’s Consortium (2006)
  • Closing Keynote Speaker: AAUW State Conference (2006)
  • Fem Film Conference 2006: College Student and Professor Workshops, lectures and Panel discussion
  • Media Literacy Workshop: North Minneapolis YWCA (July 2006)
  • AAUW Metro: Featured Speaker: Media Matters (November 6, 2006)
  • TVbyGIRLS: Media as Revolution Presentation. National Educational and Technology Conference – TIES (Dec 2006)
  • AAUW West Minneapolis and St. Paul: Featured Speaker: Media Matters (January 20, 2007, March 6, 2007)
  • Gustavus Adolphus College: Media Influences on Adolescent Females (January 22, 2007)
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