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Women Who Change The World

A composite image made up of six black and white photos of the same person. She is round-faced and light skinned with arched eyebrows and short dark hair pulled back in a barrette on top of her head. In each photo she has a different expression.

Two Films that Embrace Women's Movements, in Africa and North America

A Black woman wearing a yellow shirt with a brown patterned dress over it and a pink and orange head wrap. She sits in front of a cinder block wall with an open door. She is looking to the side and has her index finger raised.

These Two Personal Films Highlight Resilience and Remembrance for Universal Human Rights Month

November 23, 2021

Film poster for "First To Go" by Myles Matsuno. The film title, festival laurels, and an origami crane fashioned out of paper printed with U.S. flags.

Mother's Day

In this black and white photo from the 1980s, five teens and children of various races sit on playground equipment smiling on a bright summer’s day.

AAPI Heritage Month 2021: Words Matter

A middle-aged Japanese-American couple hold hands and dance in their living room. Their faces are lit with smiles as they face the camera, arms extended.

Women’s History Month

February 26, 2021

In this black and white still from the film, a female firefighter is fully geared up in a heavy coat, gloves and helmet as she races at the scene of a fire. She wears an oxygen tank on her back and looks out towards the distance, with determination on her face.

February: National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

January 29, 2021

Larry Selman, a community activist and fundraiser with an intellectual disability, and filmmaker Alice Elliot sit, holding hands, talking and laughing in a bedroom. Behind them is a dog, a poster board filled with cards, a dresser with an old TV on top and framed photos.

Universal Human Rights Month

December 6, 2020

In this photo from the New Day Film The Reckoning: The Battle for the International Criminal Court, a dark skinned black man stands in a grove of leafy green bushes. In his right hand. He holds a human skull with its jaw missing.

Transgender Awareness Month

October 29, 2020

Outside, a group of transgender Filipinos marching through a narrow street in pink shirts with banners and orange umbrellas for IBOTO #28 ANGL LADLAD Party List LGBT Filipino political party.

Why Decolonize Thanksgiving

October 29, 2020

Thanksgiving themed photo of dried corn and various winter squashes.

National Disability Employment Awareness Month

September 25, 2020

New Day Filmmaker Reid Davenport is sitting at a desk with his hands on a keyboard in a video editing room. He faces three video monitors and has a small smile on his face.

September 2020: Commemorative Months

August 18, 2020

A man stands inside a building where the wall beams are fully exposed and water pools on the cement floor. He is silhouetted against bright windows in the background.