In the East Bay community of Antioch, CA, six students journey towards their futures in higher education amid the turmoil of a pandemic year. With exceptional passion and determination, their college adviser “Mr. Cam” empowers them to overcome challenges while ceaselessly fighting for their dreams of a college degree.

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Grounded in hope and real world solutions to systemic educational obstacles, Raising Up is a five-part docuseries celebrating the 1 in 5 students parenting on campus and a call to recognize and support this population as they seek to build a better future for themselves and generations to come.

Set in cities across the nation, five individuals hurt by America’s higher education system fight for a second chance at opportunity. Featuring many of our nation’s top educational leaders, Unlikely investigates the college dropout crisis and the systemic barriers students face in their pursuit of a degree.

Small businesses across the nation are closing, leaving a trail of empty storefronts behind. Although the stories of small business owners may seem insignificant, these are the heroes our main streets need - now more than ever.

There are more than 60 million refugees across the globe, many without jobs, homes, or access to higher education. But at the Kiziba Refugee Camp in Rwanda, one university is changing that.

The Go College! initiative is a multi-media partnership with Wells Fargo to help close the education gap for underrepresented students.

An award-winning documentary narrated by Golden Globe nominee Blair Underwood, First Generation tells the story of four high school students – an inner-city athlete, a small town waitress, a Samoan warrior dancer, and the daughter of migrant field workers – who set out to break the cycle of poverty and bring hope to their families & communities by pursuing a college education.

An ABC primetime docudrama series co-created and produced by Jaye Fenderson, The Scholar gave 10 high-achieving high school seniors the chance to compete for a four-year full ride scholarship to the college of their choice. Filmed on the University of Southern California campus, students received over $500k in college scholarships through the generous support of the Eli Broad Foundation and Wal-Mart.