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We help communities organize, educate, advocate & build community around social justice documentary film and conversation. More: www.meaningfulmovies.org

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We are excited to announce that our MMP online auction is coming soon! Bidding starts on Thursday (11/5), and our Online Auction Kickoff event is on Sunday (11/8). Thank you for all your support and we hope to see you there!#meaningfulmoviesproject #Documentary #freeevent ...

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October is Global Diversity Awareness Month! It is dedicated to celebrating the rich variety of perspectives, cultures, and traditions around the world, acknowledging how diversity makes us stronger.FilmsBabies (Thomas Balmés)On the Way to School (Özgür Dogan and Orhan Eskiköy)Human (Yann Arthus-Bertrand)A Thousand Colors (Nadia Louis-Desmarchais)Oceans Apart: Art and the Pacific (Ben Harding)#GlobalDiversityAwarenessMonth #GlobalDiversity #diversityandinclusion #meaningfulmoviesproject #films ...

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Today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day! This holiday falls on the second of October each year and is made to celebrate the Native American, Native Hawaiian, and Alaska Native communities and commemorate their diverse cultures. It is also a day to acknowledge the historical mistreatment of the Indigenous populations in the United States and to recognize their rights and sovereignty. Originally suggested at a United Nations conference that advocated for Indigenous peoples, the holiday was proposed as a replacement for Columbus Day, which remains the U.S. federal holiday even though many local and states celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead. Films:Reel Injun (Neil Diamond) We Still Live Here / As Nutayuneân (Anne Makepeace)Mankiller (Valerie Red-Horse)Bad Press (Rebecca Landsberry-Baker)Sugarcane (Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie)#Indigenouspeoplesday #reclaimcolumbusday #nativeamericanhistory #keepfilmalive #meaningfulmoviesproject ...

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3 weeks ago

🎬 DOCUMENTARY SCREENING & COMMUNITY DISCUSSION SustainableBallard Join Meaningful Movies Ballard for a virtual screening of André Is an Idiot, a funny, candid, and unexpectedly moving documentary in which André, after ignoring his doctor’s advice to get a colonoscopy and being diagnosed with Stage IV colorectal cancer, turns the camera on himself to document his journey with humor, honesty, and a refreshing lack of sentimentality. 🗓 Date: Oct 6, 2026⏰ Time: 6:00 PM📍 Location: Online🎟 Admission: Free (Registration Required) Donations are gladly accepted to offset the cost of the screening.meaningfulmovies.org/events/andre-is-an-idiot/✨ Reserve your spot now! Link in bio.#AndreIsAnIdiot #MeaningfulMovies #DocumentaryScreening #SeattleEvents #FilmDiscussion CriticalThinking CommunityEvent ...

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3 weeks ago

It is Hispanic Heritage Month! Lasting from September 15th to October 15th, this thirty-day period honors the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. This time frame was chosen due to the concentration of independence days across Latin American countries. The theme this year is “Unidos, Somos Más” or “Together We Are More” Films:ASCO: Without Permission (Travis Gutiérrez Senger) Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado (Cristina Costantini, Kareem Tabsch)Harvest of Empire: The Untold Story of Latinos in America (Eduardo Lopez, Peter Getzels)After Maria (Nadia Hallgren)To My Motherland (Kristal Sotomayor)#hispanicheritagemonth #hispanicfilm #meaningfulmoviesproject #documentary #keepfilmalive ...

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