Filmmakers

Expand Your Film’s Impact – Partner with Journeys in Film

Working with Journeys in Film can help you expand the social impact and educational reach of your film for a broad range of audiences.

A pioneer in cross-media education since 2003, Journeys in Film is the leading creator of educational resources for narrative and documentary films.

We create educational resources that spark community discussions and/or promote proactive learning for youth, parents, educators in K-12 and higher education, homeschoolers, and other learning communities. We also create impact materials for libraries and community organizations. We leverage our established educational relationships to promote materials in active outreach to these audiences. We extend the reach of a film and its lifespan in the educational marketplace and beyond.

Our resources focus on cultivating human empathy and compassion, developing a deeper knowledge of global issues and current challenges, and encouraging civic engagement.

All of our materials have accessibility features to support e-readers for the visually impaired.

We engage expert cultural consultants and sensitivity readers on a project-by-project basis.

We work with top-tier translators to create translated editions of our materials on request in Spanish, Portuguese, and other languages.

If your social impact campaign would benefit from specific accessibility features or translations, we’re happy to work with you to create customized solutions.

Our direct outreach to educators involves reaching 40,000 educators through our newsletter and extended outreach through a network of partners, such as Share My Lesson which reaches 2.1 million educators.

For more information about partnering with Journeys in Film, download our slide deck today or email us at in**@************lm.org.

The Amazon Aid Foundation is honored to partner with Journey’s in Film to produce the curriculum around our film “River of Gold.” Journey’s in Film’s expertise to develop an interactive standards-based curriculum has been a powerful and critical tool for Amazon Aid to engage students worldwide to learn about the Amazon Rainforest and take action to protect it.

Sarah duPont

Founder and President Amazon Aid Foundation

I am proud to have been an Advisory Board member with Journeys in Film since its inception. They share my commitment to foster social and academic growth by turning powerful films into interdisciplinary lessons that enhance core subjects and teach students to distinguish reality from stereotypes. Teaching with such films fosters understanding and empathy for cultural and racial diversity. My hope is that Black filmmakers will continue to represent ‘our’ history in all its complexity and that Journeys in Film will continue to help teachers bring this rich diversity in their classrooms.

Professor Henry Louis Gates

Director, Harvard University's Hutchins Center for African & African American Research

I have served as Journeys in Film's national spokesperson since its inception, and I clearly believe in its effectiveness as an educational tool for teaching our youth to value, appreciate, and respect the cultural diversity in our world. The powerful use of films as a teaching tool cannot be underestimated, and Journeys in Film has succeeded in creating the first and only film-based curriculum integrated into core academic subjects. I encourage you to participate in the Journeys in Film program either as a student, educator, film studio, or financial supporter.

Liam Neeson

Award-winning Actor, Journeys in Film National Spokesperson

Thank you so incredibly much for your work on the curriculum guides for both THE POST and SCHINDLER’S LIST. Because of Journeys in Film’s meaningful and important work, education begins and continues even after the credits stop rolling. Your curriculum guides allow students across the globe to connect personally to themes such as truth in democracy and fighting antisemitism and xenophobia. I hope that we can continue to work together to provide resources that empower educators to teach these difficult, but necessary topics.

Steven Spielberg

Filmmaker