Eleanor Goldfield and Nolan Higdon Return to the Program - The Project Censored Show

Journalist and filmmaker Eleanor Goldfield returns to the program to address several topics in media and world events, including the ongoing scandal of

Cal State Poly, Pomona Professor Accused of Anti-Semitism - Censored Notebook

By Mischa Geracoulis Jaime Scholnick, a Los Angeles-based artist and adjunct professor at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona is under

The Project Censored Newsletter—January 2022 - Censored Notebook, Newsletters

Project Censored is a nonprofit organization supported by members like you. All levels of support are appreciated and you can make a donation here!

Hollywood’s Pentagon Propaganda and News Abuse with Robin Andersen; and a New Book on Decolonizing Podcasters with Nicholas Baham III and Nolan Higdon - The Project Censored Show

Last year, Chinese producers released The Battle at Lake Changjin, a big-budget war movie celebrating a 1950 Chinese victory against US forces in the

American Exception: Empire and the Deep State with Aaron Good and David Talbot - The Project Censored Show

Mickey presents a discussion between political scientist Aaron Good and author David Talbot on the subject of the assassinations of John and Robert

Earth on the Edge - The Project Censored Show

How can the arts play a role in addressing the global climate crisis? A December 2021 exhibit at the Ceres Gallery in Manhattan, Earth on the Edge,

A Julian Assange Update Featuring Kevin Gosztola - The Project Censored Show

Independent journalist Kevin Gosztola of Shadowproof.com returns to the program to deliver another update about the Julian Assange extradition case in the

Andy Lee Roth and Steve Macek Discuss the Under-Reported Stories of the Year - The Project Censored Show

Project Censored's new annual volume, "State of the Free Press 2022,” has just been released from The Censored Press. It includes the well-known 'Top 25'

The Project Censored Newsletter—December 2021 - Censored Notebook, Newsletters

State of the Free Press 2022 Published–and Well Publicized! The new Project Censored yearbook is finally available. Paper shortages, another consequence

Chris Hedges - The Project Censored Show

Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and author Chris Hedges also teaches college-level courses through Rutgers University for the New Jersey state prison

Student Affairs “Shadow Curriculum” Undermines Higher Education - Validated Independent News

The blurring of academic and social skills is reshaping university and college curricula as higher education institutions across the country place

Ohio State Board of Education Fails to Condemn “White Supremacy Culture” - Validated Independent News

On October 11, 2021, the Intercept reported on an Ohio State Board of Education member who has refused to condemn white supremacy. Board member Diana

COVID-19 Concerns Overshadow Pre-Existing Inequalities in Education - Validated Independent News

In March 2021, Kate Way reported in Truthout that the urgency to reopen schools ignores fundamental educational inequalities across the United States that

College Degrees Less Beneficial for First-Generation Grads - Validated Independent News

First-generation college graduates have more trouble finding jobs and earn substantially less than their classmates whose parents also finished college,

School Sued for Denying Equal Education to Students with Disabilities - Validated Independent News

Pittsburg Unified School District, in the Bay Area of California, is accused of unequal opportunities for disabled students and will be taken to court by

Algorithmic Bias in Online Test-Monitoring Programs - Validated Independent News

Social distancing, necessary due to the COVID-19 pandemic, has transformed education. With the pivot to remote learning, one of these transformations,

COVID-19 Risks Heightened by Rundown Facilities at Disadvantaged Schools - Validated Independent News

Across the United States, inadequate funding for the maintenance of school buildings puts students at increased risk to COVID-19, according to a September

Homeless Students Uniquely Challenged by COVID-19 Pandemic - Validated Independent News

The COVID-19 pandemic and remote schooling have posed unique challenges for homeless students, according to a June 2021 report for Truthout by Eleanor J.

Blockade on Critical Race Theory in Texas Public Schools - Validated Independent News

On June 17, 2021, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law declaring that teachers can no longer teach critical race theory in their classrooms. As