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-7- The forum first took up "City Government and the Black Community" and then moved to "Education and the Black Community". Key civic leaders in their fields are questioned by blacks who make the questions hard. It is hoped the forum series will continue indefinitely; the emphasis will remain local. Also at WCED, a four part series is now in production (untitled at the moment) featuring Miss Delfine Sisay, a native of Sierra Leone. . . a teacher, poetess with a strong background in African television. Miss Sisay's series will analyze and compare black work as differentiated from work by black people. Hers is a cultural affairs approach and early pro¬ duction indicates WOED has a strong entry thereby. CONTACT: Sam Silverman, Program Director 1 : ' * * * * SPECIAL REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: Several stations have reported a desire to make stronger contacts in the black communities of their cities. . . . to strengthen accurate feedback. But they don't knowhow to go about iL If you have something to say on this subject, please share it. No one has "the" answer, but some of you have worked out communica¬ tions lines that click. Maybe your experience can help the rest of us. Incidentally, if you are working on program ideas that you'd like to share at once; or, if you want information about something some other station is doing and can't wait for the mails. . . .please feel free to call collect: (202) 667-6000. The faster we can move our national dialogue, the more effectively this office can serve you. Don't hesitate to pick up the phone. ;|c NEXT WEEK: WETA, Washington, D. C.a look at a very unusual . series doing something positive about job employment for ghetto dwellers. KSPS, Spokane. . . .moving with a new idea that points up misconceptions blacks and whites have about each other. Eastern Educational Network. . . . Grant funds permitted a variety of original programs, some of them concerning the Disadvantaged. WUSF, Tampa. . . . working With a project to involving six ETV and six ER stations in Florida.