Never Too Small is a short documentary about the climate crisis and how kids can help. It was created by 9-year-old Mason Mirabile.

Is climate change making the mosquitoes worse in our backyards? A 3rd grade girl goes on a mission to find out and learns what she can do to limit the number of mosquitoes in her yard and the effects of climate change.

Big Gums is the story of a slightly odd Australian man who spends the night up a rare tree.

In this film we explore the interdependence between plants, insects, food and so much more. And along the way this reminds us of how, in observing nature, we might find the inspiration to grow a movement. In this engaging episode, we connect with scientists, farmers and an inspired cyclist on a journey to reveal a strength of spirit and learn that we are indeed an integral part of the web of life.

Young Voices for the Planet is proud to show the story of Jaysa, a 13-year old girl from Bridgeport, Connecticut who speaks out at public hearings and helps catalyze the opposition to the coal-fired power plant that is causing her asthma. She addresses environmental racism in her community and reflects on the power a single voice can have on creating positive change. Watch and see what happens!

A short documentary on the negative effects of electronic waste and what we can do about it.

"If Black Panthers and Girl Scouts had a baby, it would be the Rebel Bells." - Pilar Rodriguez Rebel Bells is about an all-girls radical collective located in the heavily industrial and environmentally polluted Calumet region of the Midwest, connecting southeast side Chicago, Illinois and East Chicago in northwest Indiana.

Inspired by the poem "I Am Joaquin" by Chicano poet Corky Gonzales, this unique film tells the story of a young boy named Cheo who, from the sights and smells of his abuela's kitchen, takes a sweeping cinematic journey across the lands that are both his history and his future he sees the gorges of the Grand Canyon, the antiquity of New Mexican acequias, the majesty of the Rockies, and the urban warmth of Downtown Los Angeles. On this journey, Cheo realizes that he is formed by these places but they need his help, as they are devastated by wildfires, pollution, climate change and disrepair.