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Bill Moyers worked with SCETV to produce the disparate moving parts of the "Realizing America's Hope" campaign, which I called a trilogy, indeed it featuring three documentaries: 1 - "All Our Children" 2 - "Investing In Our Youth" 3 - "Making the American Dream Work for Our Children" Was Moyers' entry in a series? At 90-minutes to our 30-minutes, it was surely the centerpiece, shot on 16mm, not Beta SP, and I was told this was a trilogy, but a series?, fine by me. Note, the binder I was given paints the broad picture. In one document a statistical summary breaks down the numbers of PBS stations that recorded for broadcast and repeat broadcast the three docs, the numerous teleconferences and call-in shows with scores of politicians, community leaders, students, and government officials participating. I was told Realizing America's Hope won a Peabody for Community Outreach, though checking with my contacts at The Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection, they've thus far only turned up an entry for "All Our Children". To answer directly to your question, how and when where these docs distributed or released to the public, the binder contains a Fax Communication, the Statistical Summary under my doc title states, "128 PBS stations recorded/hosted/or aired the teleconference or Making documentary". I'm anticipating having a link soon from my contacts at SCETV archives for the doc, but it's in my interest to link the title to "Realizing America's Hope", if that could be called a mini-series, even if it was much more than that. I don't see it being linked to "All Our Children" for obvious reasons. I happily scan the relevant docs from the binder. Many thanks for your time. This binder also contains three print materials, a collaboration guide for communities and schools, a legislative book, and "strategies to involve families and communities in school guidance".