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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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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HERMANAS MAYORES_ Nunca Muy Gris (SENIOR SISTERS)
A beautiful portrait of growing older. How older adults experience isolation, loneliness, and depression—yet these issues are rarely discussed. produced as part of the Youth Media Academies in Oakland, CA, supported by The Representation Project, Global Girl Media, and Women’s Voices Now.
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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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WOMEN OF COLOR IN TECH
Portrait of Redit, an Ethiopian immigrant who loves robotics.
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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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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.
