For Group Tickets <a href="https://facets.formstack.com/forms/yr2023_group_screening_reservation_request" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> This inspiring collection of short films from around the world depicts girls making choices and taking a stand for what they know to be true. They will face their fears and find solidarity and the confidence to be themselves. For Ages 11-14 | 59 minutes | Presented in English and original languages Themes: Girls POV, empowerment, daring to be different, gaining confidence, Overcome Obstacles/Adversity Content Warning: Physical and/or emotional conflict

Ode A visual statement of pride and identity representing young&nbsp;girls and young women in Northern Ireland.

All American Kids﻿ Pen Pals Melina in Manhattan and Laila in Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico share their cultural pride and career aspirations. Melina dreams of becoming a wildlife photographer. When she meets a photographer for National Geographic, Melina realizes she can start in her own backyard. Then, talented athlete and would-be sports leader, Laila interviews a successful baseball manager and learns what it takes to be the first female MLB manager when she grows up.

All American Kids

High Jump A school girl finds her voice when her PE teacher scares her into intimidation.

High Jump

Generation Impact: The Coder Jay Jay Patton was only 13 when she designed and built Photo Patch, a mobile app to help kids send photos and letters to parents who are incarcerated. The app was inspired by Jay Jay’s own experience; her dad was in prison for five years and it was difficult to communicate with him as much as she wanted. Jay Jay and her dad then founded Unlock Academy, a school that teaches coding and provides mentoring to enable young people of color to have careers in STEM fields. This is a true story of drive, hope and ingenuity. Generation Impact is a new docu series that features teenage entrepreneurs using technology to break barriers and better their communities. THE CODER is the first film in the series.

Generation Impact: The Coder

Abby Abby is physically trapped inside of a body that does not function due to Cerebral palsy. She cannot speak and her body does not move the way it should move. Abby has a profound love for all animals. She trains and communicates with dogs without speaking. The animals understand Abby better than people can.

Abby

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