Partnerships for Change is proud to announce that we’ve partnered with Make Waves. Make Waves is a thriving, award winning independent media company with offices in London and Singapore. They are responsible for Great Green Wall, a documentary that we’re so thrilled to be assisting with. We encourage you to read more about Great Green […]
Evolution Organic tells the quirky and “organic” origin and growth of a market for health through organic produce. This documentary comes from the award-winning filmmaker, Mark Kitchell of “A Fierce Green Fire” and “Berkeley Free Speech Movement.” Kitchell is filming and producing this film with PFC@ as an Executive Producer.
Heart of Violence reveals community alchemy to transform violence. It is a documentary focused on the gang problem and community violence that shows a solution lead by ex-gang members. Activist and filmmaker Julie Berman, Balcony Films: Where great stories meet great causes is producing this documentary with PFC® as an Executive Producer.
The series examines the causes of racism and solutions to mitigate social injustice and mass incarceration. Never before has an all-star team of award-winning African-American and white men and women investigative journalists from “60 minutes”, “Frontline”, and “20-20” etc. teamed up to comprehensively explore the issue of race through a slate of 6 films. The
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Everything we do is dependent on power. If we woke up one morning without access to energy, there would be no way to travel to work, to communicate, or access water. Hospitals, schools,factories, and governments would all be irrevocably affected. Entire populations would starve. When we turn on a light switch or stream a video
An investigative story of how the Apple and Samsung cell phones we use are being made by exploited workers, causing terminal illness and death in China. Our filmmakers, Heather White and Jialing Zhang, have gone undercover and risked their own health to expose the human cost of how we now communicate. The film begins with
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A film by Richard Yeagley. A young man’s identity is called into question when he visits a religious based sexual re-orientation therapist. Shame is a feature length documentary tht follows Nathan Gniewek, a 27 year old gay man, as he struggles to come to terms with his sexual identity. Nathan, a devout Catholic, is so
Partnerships For Change is proud to have worked with the markers of Sanctuary, a documentary of the Contemporary American West. The documentary explores the changes to American Public Lands and how we should look at its past, present, and future. Sanctuary explores modern cowboys, wild horses, and how people and animals compete for dwindling natural
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100 Years: One Woman’s Fight for Justice chronicles the courageous efforts of Elouise Cobell, a petite Native American warrior who discovered billions of dollars missing from the century old government managed Indian Trust Fund belonging to 300,000 Native Americans. In 1996, Cobell filed the largest class action lawsuit ever filed against the U.S. Government. For
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There is a silent crisis in the United States. Native women are being targeted, missing, and murdered at a rate 10x higher than any other ethnic or racial group. It is becoming an epidemic, where more than 75% of native women will experience some form of sexual assault, trauma, or worse. Partnerships for Change has
