Physical health, mental health, community health, public health, socioeconomic health – we’ve thought about it constantly for the past 12 months. What does holistic wellness look like? Who has access to health?

February 29 - March 3, 2024
Physical health, mental health, community health, public health, socioeconomic health – we’ve thought about it constantly for the past 12 months. What does holistic wellness look like? Who has access to health?
Women, femmes, and trans and non-binary folks are constantly being told how they should look, how they should act and how they should live. In this section we throw all of that out the window. Come as you are.
Fall in love with new voices. Celebrate the inspiring new works of first time and student filmmakers as they discover and unlock their creativity.
Fall in love with new voices. Celebrate the inspiring new works of first time and student filmmakers as they discover and unlock their creativity.
While so much of this rapid change has been difficult and even traumatizing, it has shown us things that things don’t have to be the way they were. The future is wide open. What will it look like?
We’re excited to once again partner with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to tell the stories of fierce and fearless women working in STEM.
This rallying cry, which began in the disability rights movements in South Africa in 1993, has since been applied to multiple movements and causes. In this program, we dive into representation. Who is at the center of the story? Who is telling the story?
What keeps us going? Humans, women, leaders are resilient. We’ll investigate and showcase the exhaustion and devastation, and the powerful manifestations of perseverance and hope that keeps people going.
The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare that which already plagued our country, including police brutality, structural racism, and economic inequality. We’ll take a look at people organizing and taking action to tear down systems of oppression.