Videos

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  Summit Series

  Toñita’s: The Brooklyn Club That Keeps Puerto Rico Kicking in Williamsburg

  September 16, 2013 - 

  As part of our 2013 Summit Series, filmmakers Beyza Boyacioglu and Sebastian Diaz document the vibrant, communal spirit of the last remaining Puerto Rican social club in South Williamsburg, Brooklyn—a neighborhood known as “Los Sures” until it lost its Latino character.  More

  By Beyza Boyacioglu

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  Video

  The One Percent Blues

  September 3, 2013 - 

  “Who out there spares a thought for us?” ask the proverbial One Percent in Anthony Haden-Guest’s latest rhyming take on the news. “We’ve got so much more than you to lose—that’s why we’re singing the One Percent Blues.”  More

  By Anthony Haden-Guest

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  Climate Reports

  The Time in Between: Waiting after Katrina and Sandy

  August 29, 2013 - 

  Eight years after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, families across New York and New Jersey affected by Hurricane Sandy are asking some of the same questions that plagued Gulf Coast residents for years. Perhaps the biggest question of all is, simply: When can I go home?  More

  By Sandy Storyline

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  Video

  Actions Speak Louder Than Talk: Slanguage Superheroes

  August 5, 2013 - 

  Dressed up as The Magic Mariachi and The Green Crocodile, Slanguage artists ask, “who are the superheroes in your community?” in the first episode of a youth-driven art initiative to engage bilingual students and teachers in cross-border conversations about identity, community and action.  More

  By Slanguage

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  Video

  Let’s Start A Pussy Riot!

  August 5, 2013 - 

  Artist Kirsten Mosher pays tribute to Pussy Riot in a stop-motion video inspired by the Russian performance collective’s song “Kill the Sexist.”  More

  By Kirsten Mosher