Your generous support will undoubtedly have a significant impact on our ability to achieve our goals and make a positive difference in our community.

Receiving this grant is a tremendous honor, and we are truly grateful for the trust and confidence the Brockton Cultural Council have placed in our organization. Your commitment to supporting initiatives like ours is instrumental in fostering positive change and addressing the challenges our community faces in education.

We had an amazing time in Florida speaking to educator and motivational speaker Willie Spears. It was a powerful, emotional, thoughtful discussion on how to improve education in the inner city. Excited for everyone to see the finished product.

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We will be making an announcement soon about our fundraiser for those who want to support this important project and a heartfelt thank you to those who have donated already.

For Immediate Release: 

The Emmy Award winning Noube Productions is excited to announce its next feature documentary on Education in America! 

The next project will examine the high school education system in the inner cities. We will interview students, teachers, parents and administrators, challenge the inequities in our local education system, expose the perspectives of those affected, and highlight possible solutions. 

The feature film will be organized into four sections: Current State of Education, Race and Identity, Family Engagement, and Successful Teaching Pedagogy. 

The goal is to find solutions to help inner city students reach their fullest potential and prepare these students for success in their lives beyond school. We will focus on high school students in hopes to increase their investment and sense of urgency regarding their education. This film will strive to provide unbiased perspective, reflection and action steps on how to model and sustain best practices for students to achieve success. 

Noube Productions is looking for individuals who are willing to tell their stories and executive producers. If interested, please contact directors Noube Rateau or William Medero.