For Educators

Bring the work into your classroom.

For teachers, professors, curriculum directors, principals, and museum educators. Survivor-led storytelling, grounded in Mirror · Bridge · Change.

For Educators

Bring the work into the classroom.

For teachers, professors, curriculum directors, principals, and museum educators. Survivor-led storytelling, grounded in Mirror · Bridge · Change, built with you, for the room you're in.

Exhibition Tours ›

Guided, conversational, reflective. Never lecture-heavy or emotionally performative.

Student Dialogue Sessions ›

Facilitated conversations on empathy, memory, identity, humanity, and rebuilding.

Educator Resources ›

Discussion guides, reflection prompts, testimony excerpts, and storytelling exercises.

University Programming ›

Public humanities, genocide studies, oral history, peacebuilding, and documentary storytelling.

Youth Storytelling Workshops ›

Oral history, photography, and memoir writing, rooted in the Umbrella Cinema Promoters lineage.

Public Humanities Events ›

Panels, dialogue gatherings, artist talks, and community reflection events.

Where We've Taught

University of Southern California · Harvard Kennedy School · UCLA · Cal State LA · Occidental · Museum of Tolerance · K–12 schools across Los Angeles County

Educational programming grows in 2028–2029, after Stories in Color: A Human Dignity Exhibition is established. Early 2026–2027 conversations are warmly welcomed.

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