Today's Heroes Hitachi Foundation, n.d. Interviews with the students, their parents, and mentors tell of the changes they see in the people they work with, and the growth and personal rewards gained. Diane Sawyer narrates a Primetime investigation into the racial discrimination which still exists in the daily life of black people. Hidden cameras follow John and Glen, white and black respectively, as they encounter discrimination in St. Louis. Examples of discriminatory treatment in job-seeking and apartment hunting are shown.
Interviews provide insight into different kinds of prejudices and stereotypes.
His family, lawyers, and advocates speak about the experience of people with developmental disabilities coming in contact with the criminal justice system. Two topics include a brief introduction to the Internet and its potential value to projects, and information on conducting a public relations campaign. Explains differences between advertising and marketing concepts in developing an organizational key message. Details working with the media, accessing experts, evaluating PR campaigns, and maintaining crisis control. Interviews people with various disabilities talking about their lives and how they interact and wish to be treated by other people.