Middle school is tough. Cara, Leah and Ryan want a chance to help make it better.
Webisode one: meet the candidates and remember what it's like to be in middle school.
You can see all three webisodes at: http://www.storyminemedia.com/the_council/
The full version available on April 24th.
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Newlyweds Amy and Alex were married in Washington, D.C. in 2010. Eager to start a family, they went through artificial insemination to conceive a child.
Married couples are entitled to 1,138 federal rights benefits and privileges. Under the Defense of Marriage Act, same-sex couples are denied these rights, even if they are legally married.
In the state of Virginia, same-sex couples are banned from adoption. Since Alex is not the biological parent, she will be considered a "legal stranger" to the child.
Visit the Legal Stranger Project for more information about the denial of 1,138 rights to same-sex couples:
www.legalstranger.com
We are currently raising funds for the production of the Legal Stranger Project. Make your tax-deductible donation today at: igg.me/p/51647?a=320240
There's nothing quite like the political spectacle that gets put on here in Iowa every four years. You spend endless hours driving to small town coffee shops, firehouses, and American Legion halls chasing the candidates that are vying for the Presidency. There is a saying that "You can't fake Iowa." Iowans expect politicians to get out and meet them face to face, shake hands, and answer questions. The best moments covering campaigns happen when the façade of the campaign breaks down, and real interactions take place. I was curious about what Iowans are looking for in a year when one candidate hasn't broken away from the pack. Watch the video below to see what I found.
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