At a moment when the rights of immigrants are being attacked, a fuller story of immigration needs to be told to address the harms perpetuated by immigration enforcement practices and policies that extend beyond the crisis at the border. Whether it's through raids, people being picked up at courthouses, or being forced to live in churches - families are being separated and attacked across America. Compounding this injustice, in the wake of COVID-19, many immigrant communities are being left out of government relief - despite being on the frontlines of the pandemic. Unfortunately, some of the students and families that we work with in our local schools have similar experiences to those in these films. We hope that educators will leave the screening with a sense of empathy for the reality that many students face. You're invited to Stories Beyond Borders, five short films that show a more complete picture of the attacks on immigrant families and communities. Beyond building empathy, these films lift up real stories of resilience and strength, while illustrating some of the ways people can give their time, energy, and resources to support organizing led by immigrant communities. This is an online film experience followed by an online panel discussion. Participants will receive details about how to connect prior to the event.