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Discover the Black Hills:
Lakota Nation vs. United Sates
A clash of Lakota heritage and colonial history. From the Fort Laramie Treaty to Mount Rushmore, learn how the Oceti Sakowin faced settlers and the U.S. Army.
Limited time offer: "Gratitude Revealed" free for Educators!
From acclaimed filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg, explore the profound impact of mindful appreciation and let gratitude transform your perspective.
The Greatest Civil Rights Issue
of Our Time
The film The Right to Read shares the stories of an NAACP activist, a teacher, and two American families who fight to provide our youngest generation with the most foundational indicator of life-long success: the ability to read. Join the movement fighting to provide the ability to read for children of all economic, ethnic, and social backgrounds.
Hold Your Fire
2023 Emmy Award Nominee for Outstanding Crime and Justice Documentary:
In 1973 Brooklyn, Shu’aib Raheem's pursuit of self-defense triggered the NYPD's longest hostage standoff. NYPD psychologist Dr. Harvey Schlossberg fought to change police tactics by emphasizing words over weapons to save lives. Explore the untold story with our educational subscriptions.
In The Spotlight: Anxious Nation
It started in 2019 with a single post on Facebook: "Kids and Anxiety, who is dealing with it?" Use this film to discuss America's anxiety and mental health crisis and how destigmatization can help us learn to harness anxious energy and use it for good.
Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops
Free Streaming for all U.S. Law Enforcement Agencies
Back again by popular demand! Join the over 1,500 law enforcement agencies utilizing their free access to Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops. Use the code EJCC-LE23 to register.

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New to the Film Platform Collection
Check out recently added films. From the fight for women's rights, the increasing dangers of climate change, to the influential power of the global pharmaceutical industry, find out for yourself why these films are being adopted into classrooms and curriculum nationwide.