By: Free the Children

This video shows that people who have lots of power tend to abuse it. Also it shows that greed can change a person’s perspective of others.

By: iEARN

A message about how our attitudes and moods lead us to think about things differently.  

By: Rideau High School

In this film, a note is passed from person to person, with reactions that are at first staged, and then become spontaneous.    

By: Artists for Humanity

“Who Do You Think You Are? The Story of Gray Greg” is a stop motion animation film and tells the story of young gray crayon, Gray Greg. Greg faces stereotyping and identity issues at school because of his differences, but later comes to terms with who he is.

By: Burnett Middle School

This public service announcement depicts the torment of bullying that a middle school girl repeatedly endures from the same group of mean girls. One day, it all becomes too much, and so she makes an attempt to end the pain for good.

By: Reel Grrls

A stop-motion animated film about the perils of biking without a helmet.

By: Everett Middle School

This film uses first hand experiences by Everett Middle School students to explain the effects sexual harassment can have on girls and boys alike. Following these stories are tips that one can use to protect themselves from future situations where they might feel sexually…

By: Benjamin Banneker Academy

In "Manhood 5K" filmmaker Isaiah Miles embarks on a personal exploration of the qualities a young man needs to develop in order to become a "real" man. A member of the school track team, Isaiah uses a race as a metaphor for his transition into manhood.

By: Bronx Guild

Produced by students from The Bronx Guild