Movies that Matter: Film Screenings for Schools

Middle and high school classes view award-winning documentaries that explore current social issues such as civil rights, representation, and identity. Screenings invite students to explore the lived experiences of others, and offer powerful opportunities to connect personally with the stories on screen. Each day of film screenings features post-film discussions and a pizza lunch.

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The Librarians (2025)

For Grades 8-12

Screening and Q&A with Kim A. Snyder, director

An unprecedented wave of book banning spreads across Texas, Florida, and beyond, primarily targeting race and LGBTQIA+ issues. Librarians under siege unite as unlikely defenders, fighting for intellectual freedom and emerging as first responders in their battle for democracy, free access to information, and First Amendment rights.