Logo: American Democracy Television

 

TV Broadcasters: Join the Network!

The American Democracy Television network provides quality, timely and flexible video programs that public, education and government channels, public access stations, statewide networks and others can use to engage citizens with their representative government.

Now reaching millions of households!  ADTV programming has been provided to 458 stations in 50 states and has an audience of 13 million viewers.

  
  

Picture: Marcom Awards StatueADTV’s Fourth Flight was awarded a Gold MarCom Award in 2007 in the education/video category!

The Marcom Awards honor excellence and recognize creativity for outstanding marketing and communication projects. MarCom is an international competition for marketing and communication programs and print, visual and audio materials.  The competition has grown to perhaps the largest of its kind in the world. The winners range in size from individual communicators to media conglomerates and Fortune 500 companies. 

We are very happy that ADTV was recognized by this competition.

 

Through our nonpartisan alliance of civic education groups, ADTV offers a series of free programs on the Web and in all broadcast formats. Your viewers will learn:

  • How representative democracy works at the local, state and national level
  • That compromise and disagreement are an important part of our system of democracy
  • How their ideas and special interests are represented
  • Ways to make their voices heard

Join our mailing list, and we will continue to send you quality programming that is sure to educate and entertain a wide-range of viewers.  For more information, contact ADTV at 202.387.8550. or adtv@mcopr.com.

American Democracy Television is made possible by the Alliance for Representative Democracy (www.representativedemocracy.org), a partnership combining the resources of: The National Conference of State Legislatures, Trust for Representative Democracy, the Center for Civic Education and the Center on Congress at Indiana University.

This project is funded by the U.S. Department of Education under the Education for Democracy Act approved by the U.S. Congress.

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 posted 6/24/05
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