Yanet refuses to allow a pandemic to get in the way of her dreams of being a dancer and a budding health care provider in the DC region. This film was produced as part of the Community Voice Lab at the School of Communication, American University. Docs In Progress is proud to partner with the Community Voice Lab and present the selected films. The creative ethos of Community Voice is that of collaboration, rather than extraction, in which their filmmakers and local storytellers work together to tell stories of hope, resilience and determination for the common good.

Dancing Alone

This narrative documentary follows volunteer EMT Henry Clapp as he faces health risks, equipment shortages and emotional exhaustion during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Montgomery County Maryland. Take a glimpse into the realities faced by first responders and the day to day experiences of working on the front lines of a national health crisis. This film was produced as part of the Community Voice Lab at the School of Communication, American University. Docs In Progress is proud to partner with the Community Voice Lab and present the selected films. The creative ethos of Community Voice is that of collaboration, rather than extraction, in which their filmmakers and local storytellers work together to tell stories of hope, resilience and determination for the common good.

When You Are Needed

With miles between them, a family navigates the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. When a family member dies, the others must relearn how to grieve for their loved one and and support their relationships virtually. This film was produced as part of the Community Voice Lab at the School of Communication, American University. Docs In Progress is proud to partner with the Community Voice Lab and present the selected films. The creative ethos of Community Voice is that of collaboration, rather than extraction, in which their filmmakers and local storytellers work together to tell stories of hope, resilience and determination for the common good.

Virtual Love

Local performer, writer and mentor HipHopMomma Princess Best tells her story of how she came to be an advocate and inspiration for women and girls. This film was produced as part of the Community Voice Lab at the School of Communication, American University. Docs In Progress is proud to partner with the Community Voice Lab and present the selected films. The creative ethos of Community Voice is that of collaboration, rather than extraction, in which their filmmakers and local storytellers work together to tell stories of hope, resilience and determination for the common good.

HipHopMomma Princess Best

Live Q&A with Community Stories Lab

Film screenings followed by a live Q&A with the filmmakers from the Community Voice Lab block on November 21st, 2020 at 3:30 pm

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