Using Digital Media to Make a Difference
MAR 15 2011 - NOBIS PROJECT ANNOUNCES A SUMMER PROGRAM FOR YOUTH. This summer the Nobis Project is seeking aspiring digital media artists to participate in the Nobis Project Digital Media Institute. This unique middle and high school one-week, hands-on summer program, held in collaboration with Meddin Studios (July 11-15 or July 18-22) allows students from grades 5th-12th to gain valuable experience in digital media by providing an atmosphere of fun and collaboration focused on personal, social and artistic growth. As a team, students participate in a group media production that supports the Nobis Project’s commitment to promoting social issues that affect our community.  

Nobis Project Film Festival Screening Event at Telfair Museums' Jepson Center
MAR 15 2011 - The Nobis Project Film Festival is excited to announce its partnership with the Telfair Museums for this year's Screening Event.  Student entires will be screened at a red carpet event at the Telfair Museums' Jepson Center on Saturday May 7th. There is still time to submit your entry! Deadline for submissions is April 15th. Click here for more information on submitting your entry.

Announcing The First Annual Nobis Project Film Festival
DEC 01 2010 - The Nobis Project Film Festival celebrates the use of digital media as a tool for youth to explore social issues that affect the community, locally and abroad. The festival gathers entries from Savannah students, grades K-12. Genres include animation, documentaries, narratives, music videos, digital slideshows, public service announcements and more. The judges for the Nobis Project Film Festival are comprised of educators, community leaders, and experts in the field of digital media. A red carpet Savannah Screening Event will be held in the Spring of 2011. Click here for more information on submitting your entry.

Professional Education Workshop - Savannah
OCT 16 2010 - BRINGING LEARNING TO LIFE: DIGITAL MEDIA AS A SERVICE-LEARNING TECHNIQUE
Join us for a half-day, hands-on workshop that explores using digital media as a learning tool for engaging students in service-learning projects. Learn about Nobis Project’s Action Steps© service-learning model and how to utilize arts and media for exploring social issues that affect our community. This workshop is ideal for middle and high school teachers who teach subjects ranging from English, Social Studies, History, Foreign Language, Science, Art, and more! Space available on a first come, first serve basis. Inquire today!  

Nobis Project Assists the City of Savannah
JAN 18 2010 - The Nobis Project was instrumental in the recent announcement that the city of Savannah has been awarded a highly sought after Cities in Service Leadership Grant, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation.  

Nobis Project Announces Launching of NEW Website
NOV 01 2009 - Take a few moments to browse our new website. Learn more about our work and join our mailing list to receive quarterly updates.

Nobis Project at National Council for the Social Studies Conference, November 13-15, 2009
NOV 01 2009 - Nobis Project presents at the annual conference for the National Council for the Social Studies. Visit our booth November 13-15, 2009, Georgia World Congress Center and Omni Hotel at CNN Center, Atlanta, Georgia or join us at our session entitled, “The Nobis Project: Linking Service-Learning and Global Citizenship Education.” Learn about the Nobis Project’s Action Steps: An innovative approach to teaching civic engagement by linking service-learning and global citizenship education. Students will comprehend current international affairs and respond to global issues.