Unzipped: An Autopsy of American Inequality

UnzippedAn Autopsy of American Inequality focuses on one of the country’s most iconic and increasingly income divided zip codes: Venice CA 90291. Once a mecca for artists, outsiders and a thriving Black community, Venice is now the frontline for America’s heated battles over gentrification, lack of affordable housing, and homelessness.

Overview

UnzippedAn Autopsy of American Inequality shines a light on the housing crisis in the U.S. and the complex realities of living unhoused. The Unzipped Learning Guide is a flexible resource. Each section can be used on its own or in collaboration with other key sections. The guide includes robust background information and helpful facilitation guidelines to set the stage for a positive learning experience.

 

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  • Type: Documentary Feature Film
  • Lesson Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12, College, Adult Learning
  • Rating: NR
  • Ages: 13–17, 18–24, 25+
  • Run time: 40–59 minutes

Where to Watch

Educational Licenses are available through Video Project.

You can also watch UnzippedAn Autopsy of American Inequality on Vimeo.

Learning Guide

    These resources are best for learners ages 14 and up, including high school classes, college classes, and adult learning groups especially community organizations working on housing solutions.

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Housing Inequality in the United States: A Brief History

Group Discussion Facilitation Guidelines

These tips can help you create safe space for classroom engagement on the themes and subjects of this film.

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Sustainable Development Goals

Journeys in Film supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Learn more about teaching with UN SDGs. This curriculum guide connects to the following SDGs.
  • No_Poverty
  • Reduced_Inequalities
  • Sustainable_Cities_and_Communities
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