Movies That Matter: "Banned Together"

In this free film program for middle and high school classes, students and teachers view award-winning documentaries that explore current social issues such as civil rights, representation, and identity. Screenings encourage curiosity about the lived experiences of others and provide opportunities for students to connect personally with stories captured in the films. Each screening is followed by a discussion and a pizza lunch.

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Banned Together (2025)
For Grades 7-12
Screening and Q&A

Banned Together follows three students and their adult allies as they launch a grassroots campaign to restore 97 books suddenly removed from their libraries. As their fight against the book bans gains national attention, they discover the power of student activism and collective action. Directed by Kate Way and Tom Wiggin.