OLLIE is the Oregon Learning Lab for Information Education. OLLIE is a joint program of Portland Community Media and MetroEast Community Media, and is part of the Youth Voices Initiative. OLLIE provides media education and technology training to under-served youth and schools in Multnomah County...for FREE!
This epic video, created by an entire class of 5th graders from Salish Ponds Elementary School, is tale of historical fiction, describing the events leading up to the American Revolution. This video features live action, puppets, animation, music videos, and more!
On May 30, 1948, a 200 ft section of dike broke along the Colombia River, completely flooding the city of Vanport, Oregon. These are the stories of some of the survivors.
A young African American man moves to Oregon in search of work, and to esape the racism of the deep south, only to discover that Oregon has its own share of racism and discrimination.
During World War II, a large number of African Americans moved to the racially segregated city of Vanport, Oregon, in order to work in the shipyards. This video shares the stories of a few former Vanport residents.
New Orleans, 1943. Jim Bob receives a letter from his cousin, who says that there are plenty of jobs for African Americans in the shipyards of Vanport Oregon.
What can YOU do to make a difference? In this short video, students show the importance of standing up for your friends.
What can YOU do to make a difference? These students discuss the dangers of littering.
What can YOU do to make a difference? In this short video, a student discovers that the bad things he does come back to haunt him.