Are you a high school teacher looking to integrate film and social justice into your curriculum? Are you a parent who would like to supplement your child's education with additional online civics resources? This course will kickstart your student(s)' REACT toFILM experience. It will prepare your student with the foundation needed to further explore social issues including race, gender, the environment, gun violence, and more through watching and reacting to social issue documentary films. Start here to learn what documentary film is, some background on human rights, and how to look out for bias to evaluate content critically. This is the pre-requisite to teaching REACT toFILM thematic units on the environment, civil rights, and media, health, and identity. Upon completing this course, you'll be ready to delve deeper into civic engagement through film.

REACT to FILM educates youth through the power of documentary film to be engaged social citizens of the world.

Our curricular resources allow schools to educate on a spectrum of social ailments from the psychosocial effects of war to nutrition, from gun policy to gender inequity, from conflict mediation to homelessness.

Leveraging the best issue-based filmmaking to promote social responsibility and spark civic engagement, REACT to FILM is a platform of educational programs in high schools and colleges.

*Note: Those under 18 may use the services only if a parent or guardian opens their account, handles any enrollments, and manages their account usage.*