SF Social & Economic Justice Film Festival: Screening 2

The Mission of the San Francisco Social and Economic Justice Film Festival is to provide a platform for films made by independent filmmakers who are exploring and advocating for social and economic justice. The SEJ film festival will highlight films and videos to encourage change around the world and to promote a global culture of equality.

Screening 2 includes: Dignidad: California Domestic Workers Journey for Justice, Groundworks, and He Had Wings.

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Dignidad: California Domestic Workers Journey for Justice (27 min): Dignidad tells the story of today’s domestic workers who are risking it all to support their families while fighting for their rights on the frontline during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through grit, activism and unbending solidarity, these mostly female and largely undocumented workers show how change can happen, even when the odds are stacked against them.

Groundworks (56 min): Performance on Alcatraz Island on San Francisco first official indigenous people day.

He Had Wings (25 min): He Had Wings presents a portrait of the prolific artist, Ronnie Goodman, and the impact of his creative activism to stand for social justice. He Had Wings provides insight into the trauma and resilience of Ronnie’s journey as one of the thousands experiencing homelessness in San Francisco.