Sarah duPont

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.

Brian Cuda
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Honor Veterans’ Voices Through Film and Oral History

We have resources to help you honor veterans’ voices and bring oral history and historical stories to life for... Read more

Bring Refugee Stories To Your Classroom

The global plight of migrants, refugees and displaced persons is a growing and urgent contemporary issue that teachers increasingly... Read more
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Leah Warshawski: Meet the Filmmaker Behind Big Sonia, a Documentary Film Featuring one of the Last Living Holocaust Survivors 

Journeys in Film sat down with filmmaker Leah Warshawski, director of Big Sonia, as part of a project with... Read more

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