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Why Me?: Special Screening of the Pioneering Documentary on Breast Cancer  

This research guide is designed to support the October 21, 2010 Visions and Voices event, Why Me?: Special Screening of the Pioneering Documentary on Breast Cancer. Please use this guide to find books, journal articles, and websites on the topic.
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Why Me? Special Screening of the Pioneering Documentary on Breast Cancer

Visions and Voices: The USC Arts & Humanities Initiative

Wednesday, October 21, 2010  6:30pm

University Park Campus

Annenberg Auditorium

 

 

Research Guide for Why Me?: Special Screening of the Pioneering Documentary on Breast Cancer

This research guide is designed to support the October 21, 2010, Visions and Voices event, Why Me?: Special Screening of the Pioneering Documentary on Breast Cancer.

 

Why Me? Special Screening of the Pioneering Documentary on Breast Cancer.

 

Visions and Voices: The USC Arts & Humanities Initiative
Thursday, October 21, 2010 : 6:30pm

University Park Campus
Annenberg Auditorium

In 1974, journalism professor Joe Saltzman produced Why Me?, a landmark documentary acknowledged to be the first television documentary on breast cancer. This groundbreaking program was viewed by one out of every three women in the Western world, and has been credited with saving thousands of lives. In 1974, it was an act of courage for a woman to appear on television to talk about what was considered a deadly disease. This event will feature a screening of the documentary and a panel moderated by television correspondent and journalism professor Judy Muller about the making of the program and how it paved the way for contemporary documentaries. The panel will also look at current television dramas and their portrayal of breast-cancer awareness and treatment.

To RSVP, click here.

This event is produced as part of Visions and Voices, the USC Arts & Humanities Initiative. For more information and for a list of other events,
click http://www.usc.edu/dept/pubrel/visionsandvoices

 

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