Who Are We as communities? This program looks at our identity within our communities and how our communities are defined.

Parents split up, a family falls apart. Two separate worlds emerge from what once was considered a unity. In constant transition, children now live between two homes. Where We Belong approaches their reality and focuses on how fragile children are, but also how brave, smart and funny they can be as they respond to their situation.

Where We Belong

Parents split up, a family falls apart. Two separate worlds emerge from what once was considered a unity.

Dear Homeland tells the story of Mexican singer/songwriter Diana Gameros coming of age in the United States while finding her voice as an artist. Told in large part through her hauntingly beautiful music, her 20-year journey takes her from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico to San Francisco, California, where we watch Diana assert herself as not only a musician, but as an immigrant and advocate for immigrant rights. Through music, she finds the courage to share her own story of being undocumented, channeling her fears and the weight of her separation from her family into powerful songs.This lyrical and poetic film gives audiences a unique look into the challenges, aspirations and opportunities Diana experiences, providing a counter-narrative to the dehumanizing language that dominates present-day narratives about immigrants. Dear Homeland is a deep reflection on family, resilience and what it means to call a place home.

Dear Homeland

From Claudia Escobar’s film about Mexican singer Diana Gameros and her immigration journey from Ciudad Juárez to San Francisco, California, comes a  deep reflection on family, resilience and the meaning of home.

SCA Who Are You? Program 1: Where We Belong & Dear Homeland

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