Do the Rights Thing is a quarterly film screening exploring human rights issues, locally and across Canada. It represents an opportunity to bring greater awareness to issues of injustice in our community by making space for those with lived experience to tell their own stories.

March 18 @3:00 pm

Metro Cinema, 8712 109 St NW

 

Screenings:

"Life Inside Out" by Sarah Zammit

This documentary takes us inside the walls of Grand Valley Institution. It explores the experiences of women behind bars and advances the notion that those who have committed crimes deserve to be treated with dignity.

"Poor Poor Penniless Me" by the Self Advocacy Federation & Amy Park

This short film gives us a look into the poverty struggles that people with disabilities face while on AISH; a government program that provides for the basic needs of people who are not able to work.

Please Access through the back door!

 

This event is a partnership between Metro Cinema, the NFB and The John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights.