Sources of Justice in Films features films as a dynamic form of primary sources for classroom instruction to: engage students; encourage deep reflection; promote dialogue; and document their personal experience with justice and in their communities. There are two parts to the online programming-- Friday film screenings and a summer institute to engage with the filmmakers. All are welcome to one or more of the events. [Note: The Friday film screenings are not a prerequisite for the summer institute. Participants will get private access to films before the institute.]

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Coming this Friday, April 28, 4pm PST (online!) 

We Still Here introduces the incredible youth of Comerío, Puerto Rico navigating the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, a disaster that brought an unprecedented level of devastation to an island already in an economic and political crisis. In the lush mountains in the center of Puerto Rico, 24-year-old Mariangelie Ortiz leads a group of young residents who never thought they would become the leaders of their community, nonetheless find themselves traveling to Washington D.C. to protest in the halls of Congress. Follow them in this coming of age story to find their power and begin creating a sustainable future for themselves and their community. (Run time 54 minutes)