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A conversation with the Afro-Colombian journalist and entrepreneur who celebrates and highlights cultural diversity in new languages and formats....
The well-known photojournalist makes her directorial debut documenting the tensions between medical doctors and midwives in Mexico about whose vision of childbirth should prevail. ...
To commemorate Juneteenth, we asked some of the protagonists in BORDERLAND to reflect on how the movement for immigrant rights intersects with the Black Lives Matter Movement....
Gaspar, a Maya-Ixil environmental defender in Guatemala whom we featured in 500 Years, wrote this update about what he’s experienced over the last 12 months and his ongoing case for asylum. ...
Indigenous people are being systematically excluded in the COVID-19 pandemic response mechanisms. That’s why we are supporting the International Mayan League. ...
It was the Friday before the weekend when New York City stopped. Our Director of Photography had just flown in from a job in Amsterdam though by the next day, flights from Europe were banned. We’d gotten everyone together and were scouting for our big...
Our colleagues at Physicians for Human Rights rounded up the best human rights films of 2019 and a look ahead to 2020 (including BORDERLAND!)...
The director of "The Guardian of Memory" talks about her creative process ahead of the film's U.S. premiere. ...
Pamela Yates: Why did the Colectivo Guatemala Florecerá decide to organize a film festival around the theme of Filming Justice: Memory & Genocide in Guatemala? Izabel Acevedo: Talking about the transitional justice processes in Guatemala seems like a good starting point to talk about our country....
We hope to create virtual networks to accompany vulnerable activists, sending a signal to those that would harm them that "the world is watching."...
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