Based on true events, Elder Senior Court exposes the rocky road an elder suffers while experiencing financial abuse and trying to navigate the “system.” The film also introduces the importance of creating an elder senior court dedicated to elder financial abuse.

Elder Senior Court

What If shatters the preconceptions of homelessness, explores the ramifications of unstable housing for children, and provides a solution to adverse childhood experiences and future health outcomes through the assistance of the Illumination Foundation, which seeks to disrupt the cycle of homelessness in Orange County and Southern California. ACTION OPPORTUNITY: This film involves homelessness. Click <a href="https://watch.eventive.org/changefest2020/play/5f6e23dc72df2400b08104c4" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> to make an impact.

What If...

Revitalization of Central City South takes an in-depth look at the efforts of a local non-profit helping members of a historic Phoenix community revitalize and rejuvenate their homes. We meet the residents of the community and people leading the effort within the organization, Habitat for Humanity of Central Arizona. ACTION OPPORTUNITY: This film involves affordable housing. Click <a href="https://watch.eventive.org/changefest2020/play/5f6dec532fc8c1013ed1c1f6" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> to make an impact.

Revitalization of Central City South

Among the many ideas and beliefs that separate us, there exist two fundamental human qualities that we all share: the yearning for love and the ability to help others.&nbsp; May we never forget the power we have in saving each other. ACTION OPPORTUNITY: This film involves homelessness. Click <a href="https://changefest2020.eventive.org/films/5f6e0e7a22b65100bf2b1698" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> to make an impact.

The Hand You Were Dealt

Fifteen-year-old Jonathan tells his own story of struggle with drug addiction in a rehab clinic.

Lázaro

Gene struggles with addiction as he raises his two daughters in a camper. It is the first of the month, rent is due, and Gene doesn't have a dime to his name. ACTION OPPORTUNITY: This film involves the opioid crisis. Click <a href="https://watch.eventive.org/changefest2020/play/5f6b0c47bdf3d1009004f5c8" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> to make an impact.

The First of the Month

A team of doctors, from The Gift of Sight, takes an annual medical mission trip to Haiti to document their work operating on hundreds of patients in the span of a week. This trip, however, is different. It comes just 100 days after “The Event”: the 7.0 earthquake that wiped out so much of the nation and its people in 2010.&nbsp; Now, everyone has a story to tell.&nbsp; Over the course of five thematic chapters, the film weaves between the capital Port-au-Prince and the rural community of Lascahobas. Haitians, from all walks of life, speak on the issues affecting the state of their union: health care, education, economics, foreign relations, and the earthquake. The people take the audience through their own stories intertwined with the one of their beloved country.

Haiti Speaks

Told through the residents who lived it, The Wall looks back at the 2018 Native American tent community saga in Minneapolis. Within the backdrop of the overall camp, residents share openly and honestly about their journeys to the camp, their lives there, and their hopes for a better future.&nbsp; The film provides a unique and raw look into the struggles of American poverty, addiction, and homelessness, as well&nbsp;as the Twin Cities community response and the eventual transfer of residents to shelter. ACTION OPPORTUNITY: This film involves homelessness and addiction in the Native American community. Click <a href="https://changefest2020.eventive.org/films/5f6e102a52e9fe0091bef11f" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> to make an impact.

The Wall: Raw Stories of the 2018 Minneapolis Homeless Camp

In a rapidly gentrifying city, the construction of a luxury condominium threatens a local mural, forcing the artists and a neighborhood to rally to protect its history, voice, and land.

Alice Street

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