By: Spy Hop

Spy Hop on TV is the newest addition to the Youth Documentary Arts Program. Spy Hop was able to partner with KUED to offer a special project, Spy Hop on TV, to eight, advanced documentary film students. KUED asked students the question “what does freedom (Civil Right…

By: Mt Pleasant High School

This is a documentary about the filmmaker and his family as they struggle to deal with the deportation of his Father. The filmmaker interviews his father, via a phone conversation, his mother at home and ends with the filmmaker talking directly into the camera. This doc…

By: Burnett Middle School

Graffiti isn’t just something you see on the streets or something you see people going to jail for. It’s a way that people express themselves. In this video people talk about what inspires them to pursue drawing graffiti and why they are interested in doing …

By: Galileo Academy of Science & Technology

Produced by students from Galileo Academy of Science and Technology.

By: Chinese Information Service Center

This film on immigration focuses on interview with several recent arrivals in the USA, and offers advice on adjustment to life in a new country.

By: Exhibits

How much do your new jeans cost? Who made them and how much did they get paid? Two teenage girls embark on an eye-opening journey as they discover the dark truth behind the clothing industry and take a stand for change.

By: Exhibits

The story of two childhood best friends, Amir, who is Muslim, and Zach, who is half-Jewish.

By: Beyond Green

In the tradition of Colombia’s Nasa indigenous people, Edilfredo’s mother buried his umbilical chord to honor Edilfredo’s first tie to Mother Earth.  The challenges of violence an alcoholism in rural Colombia have strained Edilfredo’s close tie…

By: Life Learning Academy

Hispanic immigrants struggle with prejudice and stereotypes. This video shows that Hispanics/Latinos are different from one another despite having similar features, gastronomy and traditions.