Chicago Filmmakers are hosting this screening of Undeterred. Tickets are a suggested donation of $8, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. After the screening local organizers with Free Heartland Kids will speak  about the fight to end child immigration detention in Chicago.

Please join us on the Colorado State University- Pueblo campus! This screening is presented by the Sociology/ Criminology club and sponsored by the Library and Academic Resource Center. Q & A following the film with director Eva Lewis.

This screening is part of the 10th annual Beyond the Bars Conference in New York March 5-8, 2020. Residents of Arivaca  featured in the film will be in attendance to answer questions and discuss the film after the screening. More information about the conference and a full schedule  can be found on their website.

We are very excited to have been selected to screen at this year's BreakThroughs: The Tulane Public Health and Social Justice Film Festival! This festival showcases films from all over the wold that explore issues like gun violence, reproductive health and rights, racial health disparities, mental health, infectious diseases, and more. Check out their website for more information about the festival.

Join us Monday, July 13th (4pm PST, 7pm EST) for a live virtual screening of Undeterred hosted by Gathr.com! The showing will be followed by a panel discussion about the current state of border community organizing and the crisis of border wall construction. Free tickets for the event can be reserved at gathr.us/screening/31612. The screening will be a fundraiser for the No More Deaths/ No Más Muertes Keep Tucson Together Emergency Bond Fund which works to bond migrants out of…