A United Nations Experience is a short documentary film created in The Representation Project’s 2020 Youth Media Academy. In 2014, a 16 year-old student attended the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues with her school, Ahahuacalmecac.
This film explores how COVID-19 is increasing the education gap among students in the United States.
In this short documentary film, filmmaker Kalijah shares his grandmother, Beverly Bullchild’s story. Beverly grew up in foster care after losing her mother at an early age and shares her experience of feeling exploited for labor by her foster parents.
Told from the perspective of teenage girls from Maine, This short documentary film reflects on the isolation experienced by teenagers during the quarantine of 2020.
This film takes a humorous glimpse into Andres’ experience of attending virtual school during the COVID19 Pandemic.
With the support of their community, two high school students take on the inherently biased dress code of their school district.
