Through the power of film, we aim to educate on global human rights issues, promote discussion, and encourage citizens to take action. Feb 23-25 #USFHRFF2021
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Today is the LAST DAY of the 2021 Human Rights Film Festival! Join us today for Q&As about La Lucha Sigue, Belly of the Beast, and Couper Was Here
Join us for Couper Was Here, the story of a homeless former firefighter and her struggle to find housing while providing medical care for her San Francisco homeless community
All of this years films will be available to stream tomorrow on Vimeo! Use the link below to register and you will review the password to view for FREE. usfca.edu/arts-sciences/abou…
Join us to watch ’La Lucha Sigue’ about Berta Cáceres, COPINH, and ONIFREH who have led the fight for indigenous land rights and environmental protection in Honduras
Join us for 'Institutions of Fear' to witness the stories of survivors of state-sponsored child abuse in Francoist Spain
Join us for Unsettled: Seeking Refuge in America to see the struggles of LGBT refugees fighting for a safe home
Join us for 'Belly of the Beast' directed by @ErikaIdleWild, the story of the coercive sterilization of female inmates in California state penitentiaries
Due to public health concerns regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus) the 2020 USF Human Rights Film Festival has been cancelled.
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Effective Wednesday, March 11, we are suspending face-to-face instruction at all USF campus locations at least through Sunday, March 29. All classes will be conducted online beginning March 18.
An email with details has been sent to the USF community: bit.ly/335p0w3
Eagerly waiting for the #HRFF2020? Here's a thread with more info on the films we will be showing! Check back for daily film spotlights 🌟
🌟 Spotlight #2.2🌟
~ DEEP WATERS PACIFIC FILM SERIES SHORTS ~
Film: "Anointed" (dir. Dan Lin)
Showtime: 12:45pm, Thursday March 26th (short #2)
Trailer/Description: facebook.com/danlinphotograp…
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