How can you search inside these resources? Use the search box in each to search for stories on "Henrietta Lacks." They won't all have info for you, but you will find some interesting information.

• Opposing Viewpoints: this library database contains news programs from NBC, PBS, the Associated Press, and more. Select video search at the top right corner of the page.
• Google Video Search: searches YouTube and other video sites on the web
• TED talks: site that published "ideas worth spreading." Topic areas include technology, entertainment, design, science, culture, arts, and global issues.
• Annenberg Media: this is a site built for teachers, and it may have some excellent content on your topic. Look for the VoD icon, which indicates things you can stream for free.
• Internet Archive - Moving Images
• UWTV: the University of Washington's television programming available free online
• National Public Radio: public radio programming including Fresh Air
  • This link goes to a list of stories on Henrietta Lacks in different NPR programs.
• Netflix: if you have a Netflix account, you can stream select documentary titles from home or campus

The Henrietta Lacks Foundation developed in the aftermath of Skloot's book and is devoted to awarding grants to "needy individuals who have made important contributions to scientific research without personally benefiting from those contributions, particularly those used in research without their knowledge or consent. The Foundation gives those who have benefited from those contributions — including scientists, universities, corporations, and the general public — a way to show their appreciation to such research subjects and their families."