The Media Policy Center’s involvement reflects a shared commitment to preserving cultural history through media and public engagement.
Dale Bell, co-founder of the Media Policy Center, recognized the importance of the Wonderment Project as an effort to document and preserve an artistic legacy that has not yet been fully captured or archived. The project aligns with the organization’s mission to support work that contributes to cultural understanding, historical preservation, and public access to meaningful stories.
This partnership represents both institutional support and a belief in the long-term value of the project’s impact.
“The Media Policy Center (MPC) holds as its central tenet the belief that media builds communities. The projects produced by MPC have an impact far beyond their immediate showing– they motivate audiences to act and in the process reinvent the social importance of media. Harry and Dale, the principals of MPC, were a pleasure to work with in launching the innovative masters degree in media for social justice at Woodbury University.
They are as passionate about education as they are about the media’s role in transforming society. We need more producers to take such an active role in creating meaningful narratives from the dynamic ever-changing world around us. More than ever, it seems that our representations define both who we are and who we hope to be.”
All donations made in support of the Wonderment Project are received and administered by the Media Policy Center.
We welcome any questions regarding the Media Policy Center’s role, how fiscal sponsorship works, or how contributions are managed. If you would like additional information or documentation, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
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