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Khari Wendell McClelland follows his ancestor’s journey from slavery to Canada through the music of the Underground Railroad. Documentary storytelling and contemporary arrangements connect that history with his own search for heritage.
Young people and workers at a Toronto youth shelter describe daily life, difficult histories, and uncertain futures. Their recorded words form a documentary portrait of the relationships and systems surrounding youth homelessness.
Young people in drama classrooms across several countries describe their lives and hopes. Their testimonies connect personal struggles with larger questions about education, identity, and the possibility of change.
Khari Wendell McClelland follows his ancestor’s journey from slavery to Canada through the music of the Underground Railroad. Documentary storytelling and contemporary arrangements connect that history with his own search for heritage.
Young people and workers at a Toronto youth shelter describe daily life, difficult histories, and uncertain futures. Their recorded words form a documentary portrait of the relationships and systems surrounding youth homelessness.
Young people in drama classrooms across several countries describe their lives and hopes. Their testimonies connect personal struggles with larger questions about education, identity, and the possibility of change.