VICE in the Classroom
Learn about critical environmental and civil rights issues with these immersive documentary segments.
Middle and high school students can use these stories to devise solutions for the big questions facing our planet and institutions.
The State of the Environment
Free segments for grades 7-12 about the issues facing our planet and future generations.
Climate scientist Jason Box helps VICE co-founder Shane Smith investigate why the nation is melting, and how the resulting sea level rise will mean devastation sooner than expected.
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VICE correspondent Isobel Yeung travels to Hawaii and the coast of the North Sea to see how an overreliance on plastics has seriously damaged Earth's oceans.
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VICE correspondent Ben Anderson examines the consequences of thawing permafrost across the Arctic and researches a potential solution to keep it frozen.
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An in-depth look at the future of energy creation and consumption with a close examination of how to reduce carbon emissions in spite of ever-increasing demand.
WatchClimate scientist Jason Box helps VICE co-founder Shane Smith investigate why the nation is melting, and how the resulting sea level rise will mean devastation sooner than expected.
WatchVICE correspondent Isobel Yeung travels to Hawaii and the coast of the North Sea to see how an overreliance on plastics has seriously damaged Earth's oceans.
WatchVICE correspondent Ben Anderson examines the consequences of thawing permafrost across the Arctic and researches a potential solution to keep it frozen.
WatchAn in-depth look at the future of energy creation and consumption with a close examination of how to reduce carbon emissions in spite of ever-increasing demand.
WatchRaised in the System
In the extended premiere Season 6 premiere of the Emmy-winning weekly news magazine series VICE, Emmy-nominated actor Michael Kenneth Williams (The Wire, The Night Of) embarks on a personal journey to expose the root of the American mass incarceration crisis: the juvenile justice system.
GRADES 7-12
Michael Kenneth Williams examines the juvenile justice system and investigates solutions communities are employing that are resulting in drastic drops in crime and incarceration.