A film about home, love, and motherhood, “Home: Joselyn’s Story” is the story of Joselyn, who was brought to the United States from Honduras by her mother when she was 9 years old. As a mother now, she reflects on the decision her mother made for her, risking everything to give her daughter a better life. This short film was produced during The Representation Project’s 2019 Summer Youth Media Academy in Oakland, California in collaboration with GlobalGirl Media and Women’s Voices Now.
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WOMEN OF COLOR IN TECH
Portrait of Redit, an Ethiopian immigrant who loves robotics.
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CAMILA’S STRUGGLE
This video is about CAMILA’S STRUGGLE with Bulimia. She interviews her family about how she was able to overcome her depression and eating disorder.
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NFL WOMEN’S SUMMIT
Globalgirls from the Bay Area attend the Women’s Sports Foundation reception and get to interview some pretty amazing athletes.
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ACUPUNCTURE FOR BLACK LIVES MATTER
Profile of a unique clinic in downtown Oakland that offers free acupuncture for activists
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WOMEN OF COLOR IN TECH
Portrait of Redit, an Ethiopian immigrant who loves robotics.
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NFL WOMEN’S SUMMIT
Globalgirls from the Bay Area attend the Women’s Sports Foundation reception and get to interview some pretty amazing athletes.
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CAMILA’S STRUGGLE
This video is about CAMILA’S STRUGGLE with Bulimia. She interviews her family about how she was able to overcome her depression and eating disorder.
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ACUPUNCTURE FOR BLACK LIVES MATTER
Profile of a unique clinic in downtown Oakland that offers free acupuncture for activists