Sociology: Find Video/Films

The DVD collection is located on the first floor of Wardman Library. Each DVD has a loan period of one week, unless it is on course reserve.

The Library has licensed a select list of films from Kanopy. Additional films from Kanopy could be licensed at the request of Faculty.

The Library has worked with Swank Digital Campus to provide limited access to popular, recent, or classic films from the major movie studios. Additional films from Swank could be licensed at the request of Faculty.

The official website of the award-winning documentary series by WGBH Boston, with over 200 full-length documentaries online, as well as supplementary material and companion websites.

"The site offers full streaming video and podcasts of Moyers & Company online-only essays, analytical blogs, interactive features, as well as an extensive video library of Moyers’ past work. For the first time, users can browse and view hundreds of Bill Moyers programs, such as the landmark series Bill Moyers Journal, and NOW with Bill Moyers, covering a wide range of topics including the economy, faith and reason, money and politics, war, media, and the arts. Combined with dedicated platforms on Facebook and Twitter, BillMoyers.com invites citizens hungering for smart, civil discourse to dig deeper, think harder, and participate in the conversation of democracy."

The index portion of FRONTLINE's official website, including links to full-length online films from the series. Users can use the "Reports By Category" column (at right after the jump) to isolate films about particular subjects (e.g. Social Issues, Religion, Health, etc.).

Faculty members from distinguished colleges and universities have selected 25 environmental justice documentaries and are writing teaching guides. The subjects range from the hidden costs of fast fashion in Asia and forest preservation in Tibet to inner-city environmental issues in the US. Together these films promote understanding of the link between environmental issues and human rights and they support the search for solutions to complex global problems.

The Prelinger Archives comprise over 2,100 so-called "ephemeral films," mainly produced in the United States in the middle twentieth century. Items include vintage commercials, Civil Defense films, political archival footage (e.g. the Nixon-Kennedy debates), and educational productions.

The Sociological Cinema is an online resource to help sociology instructors incorporate videos into their classes.

The world's greatest free documentary library. This is a place where documentaries are regarded as the supreme form of expression.