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Christopher Productions has created over 100 television programs in the past 20 years that have garnered ten Emmy awards and been broadcast throughout the country and around the world. Focusing on educational and social issues, Christopher Productions has over two decades of experience in children's programming, cultural and social documentaries, and family series television all geared to create "Television to Touch the Heart". In youth programming, Christopher Productions is the creator of the nationally syndicated teen news project, "News 101" - a program that trains teenagers to produce television news for local affiliates. The company also creates and produces the internationally syndicated animal adventure television series "Wild's Life". Christopher Production's documentary programs have explored important issues for young people and families which have aired on PBS, The Learning Channel, The Classroom Channel, and over 100 domestic markets as well as 35 countries and have been shot on location throughout the United States and in India, Vietnam, the Bahamas and Africa. Documentaries focusing on the environment, health and social issues, and Native American challenges have raised public awareness and also impacted public policy. The News 101 special "Listen Up: Teens Talk About Drinking and Driving" and the Emmy award winning special "Underage Drinking: A Town Hall Meeting" were hailed as having a major impact in legislative action in New Mexico that have strengthened DWI laws. In the past decade, Christopher Productions has been nominated for over 35 Emmy awards and boasts awards including: the Grand Award for Children's Programming at the New York Festivals, two International Iris Awards, the National Education Association Award for the Advancement of Learning through Broadcasting, two CBS network awards for Excellence in Community Service, two Service to Children's Television Awards from the National Association of Broadcasters, and the coveted Parents' Choice Award. The companies programs have also won several Telly Awards, and The National Broadcast Association for Community Affairs has named our president, Chris Schueler, national "Innovator of the Year".