This film follows JoJo Nyaribo, a creative and musical young nature lover and wildlife advocate, as he explores the meaning of biodiversity and stewardship in his own backyard.

Sitting for the first time in a barbershop, a young Black boy discovers the power of Black hair.

"Reflection" is a metaphorical attempt to illustrate the current state of humanity. The piece highlights how the little things about us speak about our differences and similarities as humans.

Lena, a 7-year-old Black girl, receives a drawing mocking her hair. Her and her big sister spend the evening trying to make her beautiful like her classmates.

Mary Mills grew up as an only child in the 1960s in a quiet neighborhood near Santa Monica, California. Although Mary didn’t have siblings to play with, she was never lonely. There were plenty of children nearby, and they all wanted to be at her house to hang out with Mary’s mother, Joyce Carter Mills, who served as a caring beacon for the community.

A pubescent girl from a close-knit family finds herself at a crossroads between keeping her gapped front teeth or risking it all for the seemingly "perfect" smile.