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Hurricane Katrina:
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This is My Home tells the story of the struggle of displaced public housing residents in post-Katrina New Orleans. The film was made by the Advancement Project one year after the storm; as we approach the 2 year anniversary of Katrina, this film is still relevant. Register to host a House Party to educate your friends and family -- your help is needed to let people know that their struggle is not over.
---------------------------------------- Amnesty International's vision is of a world in which every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards, including the right to return and the right to housing. Amnesty International has partnered with the following organization to support the residents of New Orleans and their right to return home: The Advancement Project is a democracy and justice action group. Using law, public policy and strategic communications, we act in partnership with local communities to advance universal opportunity, equity and access for those left behind in America . http://www.advancementproject.org/ Residents of Public Housing is an organization of people who have been most impacted in this disaster and are leading their own struggle to rebuild their community in the New Orleans area. http://www.peoplesorganizing.org/ WKMP (Washington Koen Media Productions) is a full service video production and A/V support company that produces short form documentaries, presentations and other media for television, internet, corporations and private use. WKMP partnered with THe Advancement Project to produce this film. http://washingtonkoen.com/ From the filmmaker: Official website | Trailer | Buy the DVD | Hosting materials Tags: documentary, katrina, housing, Public Housing, Hurricane Katrina, This Is My Home, Advancement Project No screenings of Hurricane Katrina are currently scheduled. Host one yourself!
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