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Lakota Nation vs. United States – Best Documentary Winner at the Emmy Awards!
A clash of Lakota heritage and colonial history. From the Fort Laramie Treaty to Mount Rushmore, learn how the Očéti Šakówiŋ faced settlers and the U.S. Army.
From Screen to Syllabus: Five key takeaways from last month’s webinar
Missed our webinar with ProQuest? Catch the round-up and full recording to learn how documentaries and search trends bring real-world context into the classroom.
Who, if not us? The fight for democracy in Belarus
Follow the women in Belarus behind the largest protest in Belarus’ history and their fight to end a 30-year dictatorship.
Praying For Armageddon
Dive into the thrilling investigation of the fusion of Evangelical Christianity with American politics and its potential impact on democracy.

Food, Inc. 2:
Come Back for Seconds
Dig into climate and health impacts of corporate food consolidation in the highly anticipated documentary sequel, Food, Inc. 2.
Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops:
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A Symphony for a Common Man (Sinfonia de um homem comum)
A compelling examination of international relations and abuse of power through personal account of the 2003 US invasion of Iraq. Former Brazilian ambassador and then director of the OPCW, Jose Bustani reflects on his attempts to prevent the invasion through diplomatic negotiations and the U.S.-led smear campaign that subsequently ended his career. Through interviews and archival footage, the film reflects on the long-term implications of these actions nearly two decades later.