La Lucha Sigue (The Fight Continues)

People doing needlepoint projects around a table

"La Lucha Sigue/The Fight Continues" is a short film that centers immigrant rights leaders who are calling for the Berks Detention Center, one of three prisons that detains immigrant children, to close. Activists in the movement explain how the immigration industrial complex has impacted various communities of color, while portraying how to hold elected officials accountable and organize on a local level through art, storytelling, and creative actions.

Grants Awarded to La Lucha Sigue (The Fight Continues)

$25,000 - Awarded December 2020

Focus areas
Movement Media
Description

The 2020 film grant will support "La Lucha Sigue." The documentary centers immigrant rights leaders who are calling for the Berks Detention Center, one of three prisons that detain immigrant children, to close. Characters such as a mother from Mexico who is teaching her kids about social movements, and an elder who spent part of his childhood in a Japanese internment camp, explain how the immigration industrial complex has impacted various communities of color. The characters portray how to hold elected officials accountable and organize on a local level through art, storytelling, and creative actions.

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