18 May
2011
Humanitarian Resource Institute
United Nations Arts Initiative
Arts Integration Into Education
Url: www.unarts.org
Twitter: unarts
HRI:UNArts: Humanitarian Intervention Initiative
Url: www.unarts.org/H-II
Too Big To Fail - HBO Docudrama - Film Arts Integration
Into Education
"HBO’s Too Big to Fail is mesmerizing and, if you
can call watching an economics lesson from hell entertaining, then yes,
it’s entertaining." --
Tim Goodman on HBO's Wall Street Crash Film 'Too Big to Fail,' Hollywood
Reporter. [1]
Film Arts Integration Into Education enters into
the international spotlight once again with the upcoming HBO docudrama "To
Big To Fail," scheduled to air May 23, 2011.
Film: http://www.hbo.com/movies/too-big-to-fail
Reference Materials: http://www.hbo.com/movies/too-big-to-fail#/movies/too-big-to-fail/detail/resources.html
In April, the Academy Award Winning Documentary, "The Inside Job" focused
the attention of world leaders and audiences, while strategic planning and
contingency discussions reached the UN Commission for Human
Rights and Security Council:
On 2 May 2011, the death of Osama Bin Laden refocused
international security discussions on the War Against Terrorism, 911 and
the geosystemic economic shock that facilitated the crash of global financial
markets:
The challenges
presented in these documentary films, have impacted every home, in every
community, in every UN member country. Today, it is critical that we bridge
the gap between the educational initiative and relief effort, to assist
those in the audience, that many times remain perplexed and in crisis.
Leadership in the Face of Adversity, Against the Odds and Outside of
the Box
2010 marked 20 years of dedication to humanitarian relief efforts
and policy development by Stephen Michael Apatow, founder of the Humanitarian
Resource Institute and United Nations Arts Initiative. Since 1989, national
project development and advocacy work included the formation of Humanitarian
Resource Institute, to "Bridge Unmet Needs to Untapped Resources." As director
of research and development for the Humanitarian University Consortium Graduate
Studies Center for Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and Law, he promotes leadership
development through strategic planning, critical analysis, expert think
tank development for background discussions, peer reviewed data compilation
and communications that engage decision makers and target audiences on the
grassroots level in 192 United Nations member countries. Today, this work
continues through the United Nations Arts Initiative and global promotion
of "Arts Integration Into Education."
To learn more about "Leadership in the Face of Adversity, Against the
Odds and Outside of the Box," visit:
http://www.apatow.org
H-II: Stephen Michael Apatow is available for lectures, consultations
and interviews, with voice/video network capabilities that can reach every
UN member country.
References:
1. Tim Goodman on HBO's Wall Street Crash Film 'Too Big to Fail' : Hollywood
Reporter, 13 May 2011. Url: www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/tim-goodman-hbos-wall-street-188311
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