1CRW Worldwide, Inc. (CRW), is an award-winning media and film production company based in Washington, DC. Founded in 2000 by Clara Wilkerson, the company specializes in health TV shows, films, medical education training for doctors, and patient education programming. Currently CRW is producing a national multi episode series on wellness for PBS in collaboration with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Global Center for Human Nutrition. In 2009, CRW completed an… Show more 1CRW Worldwide, Inc. (CRW), is an award-winning media and film production company based in Washington, DC. Founded in 2000 by Clara Wilkerson, the company specializes in health TV shows, films, medical education training for doctors, and patient education programming. Currently CRW is producing a national multi episode series on wellness for PBS in collaboration with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Global Center for Human Nutrition. In 2009, CRW completed an hour-long PBS documentary about lung cancer featuring “Law & Order” co-star S. Epatha Merkerson.CRW has produced over 300 continuing medical education and patient education programs for non-profit medical societies such as the American Cancer Society, American Medical Women’s Association, American College of Radiology, CDC, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, DOD Military Health System, National Medical Association, YWCA USA and more. CRW also specializes in multi-language productions. From 2005 to 2006, the company produced a multi-language Public Service Ad (PSA) campaign for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Diabetes Education Program. The "Small Steps. Big Rewards." PSAs are produced in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Tagalog and Hindi. From 2003 to 2004, CRW completed "Surviving: Eye To Eye", two PBS programs on eye disease featuring world-renowned doctors from The Doheny Retina Institute at USC in Los Angeles. These doctors developed the first eye chip implant that restores some sight to the blind. In March 2001- 2002, CRW produced "Breast Cancer: Surviving and Winning Parts 1 and 2" with the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The two-hour PBS documentary depicted the latest advances in breast cancer treatment. In August 2002, CRW produced a distance learning project, webcasting 20 hours of CME programming from Honolulu, Hawaii to the mainland and overseas using the Walter Reed Army Hospital Internet backbone. Show less