The Educasting Project on Collaborative and Community Leadership is a joint project of the Research Center for Leadership in Action (RCLA) at New York University's Wagner School of Public Service and the Mainstream Media Project (MMP). This project is funded by the Ford Foundation as part of the Leadership for a Changing World Program.
The The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation funded a series of programs on California Education Reform, with topics ranging from the need for greater social equity in access to quality education, alternatives to current models of public education, the challenges of securing quality educators, and issues surrounding bilingual education.
The The Rockefeller Brothers Fund underwrote a series of programs focusing on relations between peoples of the West and the Muslim world. Topics in this series include: origins of the Muslim faith and its relationship with the West, possible points of convergence between Islam, Christianity and Judaism leading to reconciliation, and the potential of dialogue to change deeply rooted conceptions.
The The W.K. Kellogg Foundation recently funded a multi-year series on Food Sustainability and Society issues. Topics in this series include: industrial meat production, issues faced by immigrant and women farmers, the epidemic of childhood obesity, the challenges of bringing healthy foods into school cafeterias, and as ground-breaking initiatives seeking to expand access to healthy, organic food.
Educasting is a service of the Mainstream Media Project that extends the life and reach of MMP’s internationally syndicated radio program, A World of Possibilities (www.aworldofpossibilities.com) by re-purposing selected series following their initial broadcast for use as long-term audio educational and movement-building resources. Each series is accompanied by a highly interactive resource/study guide that not only reviews the material but teaches the skills essential to innovation – creative problem-solving, collaborative design, entrepreneurial initiative and strategic thinking.

Hear audio programs with voices and stories behind the issues.
Study Guides give you the tools to engage in critical thinking, hear different opinions and work collaborativley to solve problems.
How to use Educasting:
1. Click on the topic area you are interested in.
2. Choose from the list of available audio files.
3. Click on the Audio Link to download.