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Recently named 2015's 10 Latino Filmmakers to watch out for, Gloria Morán is a filmmaker based out of Los Angeles, California. Merging theories and practices of Ethnic, Cultural, and Communication Studies, Gloria’s films tell powerful stories. Gloria works as an independent producer/director while maintaining an advanced level of editing capabilities. Gloria has worked with The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), the Public Broadcasting Station (PBS), and Presente.org, to name a few, producing and/or editing content for broadcast and online distribution.
Produced for GBH
In 1964 Daisy Harris Wade not only took to the picket lines to protest the exclusion of blacks from the voting rolls, she also opened her home to volunteers who came to Mississippi that summer. Born and raised in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and the mother of two young sons, Wade was determined to secure the right to vote not only for herself, but for generations to come.
Produced for GBH
Inspired by the work of Medgar Evers, Dorie Ladner has dedicated much of her life to the work of the civil rights movement. Deeply affected by the murder of Evers as well as the four little girls killed in the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, Ladner welcomed the help and the attention that Freedom Summer volunteers brought to Mississippi in 1964.
Produced for GBH
Through the experiences of two high school members of the class of 2015, "Every Girl Matters" looks at the impact of single gender education for young women at Immaculate Conception Academy, a small Catholic school in San Francisco.
Jorge dropped out of school to help his family, picking lettuce in the fields of Salinas, California, for five years. Rancho Cielo brought him back to school and a pathway to better job opportunities.
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